JenkinsJinkies

It's probably gonna break apart before it reaches me though.

Will hit a brick wall somewhere near Frederick.

The last time this map was posted the region was in some level of green. Stuff in the forecast late next week is already fizzling out… Someone needs to do a deep dive as to what’s causing this and what we need to look for in long range to tell when this will end.

Given that climate science has underestimated the rate of the changes, I wonder if they were wrong about our region and we’re actually going to become more arid?

For Saturday Euro says enjoy 0.2-0.5 for the region. Canadian and GFS say what rain? QPF says 0.1 is the ceiling.

How quickly did it take for the Euro to collapse?

Every time there's a big rain in the forecast it gets walked back to practically nothing in the days leading up to it, every time.... What went wrong with our advertised wet pattern? Is it something with the ENSO state? Will it ever properly rain again?

When it says wetter than normal it’s wrong but when it says drier than normal it’s right…

Is there an explanation of what causes these rain holes?

Usually when a Niña breaks the dry pattern does to. This time it was injected with steroids instead.

There needs to be a “what went wrong” write up for the advertised wet pattern.

Thing is though epic snow patterns around here involve a bunch of factors to line up just right for us to score mostly because our region is often on the fringe of the temp boundaries. As a result we have to thread the needle or else it's too warm. For the rest of the year that doesn't apply, it should not be this hard for it to rain here.

Every time it looks like the dry pattern is about to end it gets turbo charged… Did we swap climates with California?

So the forecasted pattern will collapse on the 28th, got it.