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I won’t speak up for anyone else here, but Sunday fun day has been in effect for me since noonish.

Just curious. Where da fu*k is Randy!? He no longer likes winter misery!? Get your ass back in here so we can all whine and bitch together.

Mark Andrew’s for President!

While the Ravens need to pull their shit together, my beer selection(s) today do not. RAR is killing the Hop Saturation Ale (HSA) game.

It’s phenomenal and worth a pick up.

Those shots are beautiful! Now how much for my back yard!?

I don’t feel like summing it all up, but definitely go check out the NBC 4 Doug Kammerer winter forecast. Love it! https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1A9puV2LRe/?mibextid=wwXIfr

It was actually a good read and well thought out. Just sayin.

I had a good rumble for a few seconds. Very cool. Hoping for an aftershock.

I’d be down for a Manitoba Mauler or Saskatchewan Screamer. Alberta Clipper? Meh. Overrated like the Ravens.

Getting crushed with high clouds and a cute little Autumn breeze. The RAR triple IPA might also be speaking for me. It’s going to be long damn winter.

I see we are all in mid-winter form! So with that, I’m at Peabody Heights drinking DIPAs early.

LFG!! I don’t who this guy is, but maybe @JI in disguise? “SNOWBIRDBOB WEATHER PREDICTIONS — FINAL 2025–26 SNOWFALL OUTLOOK (Updated Oct 1st) We’ve been digging deep into global weather patterns, ENSO signals, analog years, and long-range model data, and today we’re releasing our final snowfall outlook for Winter 2025–26. Here’s what we’re expecting: Above Normal Snowfall: Much of the Upper Midwest, Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, Mid-Atlantic, and interior Northeast is favored to see a snowy winter. Frequent storm tracks and strong cold intrusions will fuel above normal totals, with some areas possibly seeing significantly above normal snowfall. The Winter Battle Zone: From Central Arkansas through Tennessee, into the Carolinas and Virginia, this is the corridor where warm Gulf moisture and frequent Arctic fronts collide. These areas will see a mix of ice, snow, and wintry messes, and frequent roller coaster ride of weather and temps. Average to Slightly Above Normal: Across the northern Plains into the northern Rockies, snowfall should be close to normal, with some areas leaning above normal depending on storm track alignment. Below Normal Snowfall: The Southwest U.S., southern Plains, and much of California into Nevada are projected to see below average snowfall. This region will likely lean drier overall with less cold air intrusion. The Big Drivers: A Neutral ENSO with a brief dip toward weak La Niña early winter before balancing back to neutral. Strong blocking signals showing up in the high latitudes at times, which could drive cold outbreaks into the central & eastern U.S. Past analog winters (2013–14, 2014–15, 2017–18, 2019–20, and 2024–25) line up well with this year’s setup. Bottom line: If you’re in the Midwest, Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, or Northeast, get those shovels ready. If you’re in the Winter Battle Zone, prepare for some wild storms with snow & ice mixing in”

Who is this clown!? Of course he screws Loudon and HoCo.

Wait. Hear me out. Ahhh nevermind. It’s not worth explaining. Ban if you must, but please reinstate me for our first winter storm failure.

As a Cowboys fan, I approve of this message.

Meanwhile, was there even a Severe Thunderstorm watch box today?

OMG! Best storm of the summer!! Zeus seems pretty mad right now. Loads of CG.

Best weather ever! The dream is one day move there. Would have to be more inland to keep it semi-affordable. I just absolutely love that area. Have fun!

Radar blowing up along 95 and other parts of Hoco. I see a lot of wet coming my way.

Hi I’m @JiWhere the hell are these afternoon soakers in January and February!?

About to take one on the chin in Eastern Hoco. Looks like a banger on radar…

Getting pummeled currently. Nothing crazy, but it’s a perfect summer soaker.

Whoa! Thats has be wrong for sure, but a sweet lucky find for you no doubt. I call that the good beer karma! If I’m buying even singles of that, it’s always $10ish per bottle.

I was at Cushwa. Walked out to get home before it rolled in. You could feel the cool outflow. Pretty awesome that Mother Nature.