Weather WTF

[lustindarkness]

We expecting storms tonight, wind/thunderstorms.

[Admiral Yi]

Someone told me we're going to get hit again later today. 

[Liep]

Spring is in the air!

[crazy canuck]

It has been snowing here for the last few days.  Typical of the last number of years, the ski season has shifted so that there is very little snow in the traditional ski season and now that it is coming to an end the mountains are getting their biggest snow falls.  The problem is spring is just around the corner so the window for good skiing has been significantly reduced.  I can't help but think that climate change will drive out a lot of operators and we will be back to the good old days of simply hiking up to ski down.

[Ed Anger]

Sweet Jesus, another storm.

Fuck this shit.

[Caliga]

Sweet Jesus, another storm.

Fuck this shit.

If you really hate it that much, why are you sticking around Dayton?  Can't you easily go to one of your other strongholds?

[Ed Anger]

Sweet Jesus, another storm.

Fuck this shit.

If you really hate it that much, why are you sticking around Dayton?  Can't you easily go to one of your other strongholds?

I've told you people why I stick around. I'm not repeating myself.

[Razgovory]

Big fucking storm coming.

[CountDeMoney]

The National Weather Service is forecasting 8-10 inches of snow on top of a layer of ice across Central Maryland by Monday night, with sleet and freezing rain expected Sunday night, turning to heavy snow into Monday.
"Confidence has increased that this will be an event that will have significant impact," said Carl Barnes, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Sterling, Va.

Thanks, Carl.

A winter storm watch was in effect for all of central, western and southern Maryland and the upper Eastern Shore from late Sunday night through Monday evening. Winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories meanwhile stretched from Montana through the Heartland and Midwest and to the mid-Atlantic.

Weather service forecasters expect a glaze of ice up to 0.05 inches thick before the snow, with about an 80 percent chance of 4 or more inches of snow, and a nearly 60 percent chance of 8 inches or more. Those chances were raised from predictions made earlier Saturday, as forecasting models suggest the air in place over the region will be colder than previously expected.

Nice.  A soft, powdery outside, with a crunchy, icy center.

[Ed Anger]

A nougat of suck.

[Tonitrus]

Going to interfere with my bar trivia night. 

[Valmy]

Holy shit below freezing in Texas in March?  There is freaking ice on my car.  I am sure this sort of thing happened back in the 80s when I was a kid but man is it ever bizarre.

[CountDeMoney]

Not a single flake has fallen, and everything from schools to the Federal government are closed for tomorrow.

Yay!  Snow day!

[Sheilbh]

17 degrees and sun. It's actually quite nice out

[HVC]

this winter is never going to end. ever.