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Thank goodness for sub-forums.  We can talk about future fantasy snow here, while others can talk about historic real snow. :cry:

 

MDstorm

 

Edit:  I think this says it all.....over 1000 people on this weather board now, but a mere 20-30 in this sub-forum.  Next week this will just be a bad memory and at least I won't be stuck in my house for days and my back won't be sore and my work won't be disrupted and ......(add in more rationaliizations).

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Why is this payback? We're talking about NE, whose annual SN is 3-4 times ours. This should be expected.

 

I don't know that fretting about Boston or S. NH or western Mass is appropriate, but if NYC gets hit again, that will be a bunch of major storms that have hit them and missed us since 2/10/10. 

 

Just checking Central Park (slightly higher ave. than IAD)

 

20"+ in late Feb '10

20" Boxing Day '10

Almost 20" from our Commutageddon in late Jan '11

And while the city didn't cash in, Oct. '11 was big nearby

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I don't know that fretting about Boston or S. NH or western Mass is appropriate, but if NYC gets hit again, that will be a bunch of major storms that have hit them and missed us since 2/10/10. 

 

Just checking Central Park (slightly higher ave. than IAD)

 

20"+ in late Feb '10

20" Boxing Day '10

Almost 20" from our Commutageddon in late Jan '11

And while the city didn't cash in, Oct. '11 was big nearby

I don't think 2/10 really belongs here considering that it was a snowy winter for the entire Mid-Atlantic, so it was likely for them to get in a storm we didn't after they missed out on 2/5-6. It's kind of like how we don't complain about missing out on 12/18-20/95 considering what happened the rest of the winter.

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I gotta say, I am getting effin' tired of the "this is payback for '09/'10 stuff". We were historically effed in the years prior to that with not much snow from 06 - 09, and we have been similar since that one six week run of goodness in 09/10.

 

Generally, not to sugar coat, this is supreme bull**** in terms of being shafted, and it kinda pisses me off. Yes, I can't control the weather. Whatever. But its crap to think that years of **** systems are some kind of cosmic payback for one decent snowfall period. We should be doing better than this. For years now.

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I gotta say, I am getting effin' tired of the "this is payback for '09/'10 stuff". We were historically effed in the years prior to that with not much snow from 06 - 09, and we have been similar since that one six week run of goodness in 09/10.

 

Generally, not to sugar coat, this is supreme bull**** in terms of being shafted, and it kinda pisses me off. Yes, I can't control the weather. Whatever. But its crap to think that years of **** systems are some kind of cosmic payback for one decent snowfall period. We should be doing better than this. For years now.

lol

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40N is funny...basically a complete dismissal and basically ignoring of the GFS and hugging the NAM whose solution is ludicrous, especially for NJ and NYC..even though most of them know the NAM sucks....GFS - convective feedback issue, SE bias etc, and other excuses.....Not saying the GFS is right....but lol

gfs thru 21 hrs keeps looking better and better for a miracle down our way.....a small miracle for sure, but a miracle nonetheless

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Not sure about soundings, but surface temps are above freezing at 36 when it shows some precip with cold 850s. Clown maps show 1" for central/northern MD. If I was in Harford or Cecil counties, I'd have a bit of hope...NAM, GFS, Euro (0z) and SREFs all show 1" or more.

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