OutnOakmont

Anybody left who is looking at tomorrow and Tuesday?

While we are riding the edge, at least this doesn't look like the usual 'Youngstown Special'. I guess mother nature wanted to switch it up this time lol.

20 minutes and my yard and steps are covered.

Will we get some of the white stuff this week? I hate to admit that I could kind of go for one last hurrah this season!

Really coming down now! The road is already covered and the snow back is nice and fresh.

I'm hopeful that we see at least a slightly different outcome. I feel like we've seen this pattern a few times this season where my whole family in Maryland looks teed up for a big one only to get 1-2" while we get 6". Is that high pressure in New England/southern Canada throwing us off the course? It seems to bounce around an awful lot with each model run. It went from sitting near the lakes earlier in the week to sitting right over Maine/Massachusetts as of late.

No watches or warnings! It's got to be a sneak attack overperformer for us. My superstitious side is really coming out now after getting burned yesterday haha.

Slightly off topic, before moving to Pittsburgh, I lived in Frisco, TX, a suburb of Dallas. My friends down there were texting me this morning to revel in their 6" of snow this morning. It truly was an historic storm for them.

Forget Youngstown special, this is like a Cincinnati surprise. What a huge shift in the band of snow just since going to bed! The models, even my go-to Euro, really did a piss poor job with this one. I know we're all snow weenies here and are more sensitive than most, but I think there's certainly a case to be made for being really irked this time around. To see such a 180 within 24-36 hours of the event is disconcerting. In short, bah humbug with the whole dang thing!

This is superstitious as hell, but I told my other half that as soon as the winter storm watch was issued, it was going to fall apart. We only seem to do well when nobody is looking so to speak. We seem to do so much better with quick hit and run systems than anything with a wind up.

Interestingly, I've been following the GFSv16 maps most of the winter. Generally, it's been a real stick in the mud all season--even more than the Euro most of the time. The current run coming in right now actually trends better than it has all day. It went from 3.5" for AGC to now 8"... But just barely. It just seems like the cutoff is steep and the models really don't know where that gradient will set up shop. So in short, same old sad story. What do the people in the other forums for locations that get pummeled with snow fret about if it's not the WTOD or rain/snow/mix line? Lol

Just shy of 1" here

Just took my dogs out and measured about 5.25"!!! It's superstitious as hell, but it's like we do the best when the storms get very little attention, very little hype. We need more of these low-key sleeper cell storms haha

It's such a weird looking storm on radar. Sort of a weird polar express stretching across the Midwest.

RIPPING big time here! Probably a better rate in the past 20 minutes than rates for the entire last event.