Great run.

Druncle is still great IMO. And CFS has been showing the same each run. I think we’re looking good for an overall pattern change beginning next weekend. Just in time for Christmas.

Just got home and flakes are big and snow is coming down pretty hard.

I liked this post, but because I got it mixed up with the storm that hit latter that week. The 11 Dec 2000 storm may in fact be my most hated storm of all time. I was at Purdue at the time, and on the night of Sun. the 10th there were winter storm warnings in West Lafayette, with the NWS calling for 8-12 inches. We were right in the bullseye. I wake up Mon. morning, expecting to see heavy snow, and it's heavy rain. I flip on the weather channel and the storm warning has been canceled. The snow line had shifted about 30 miles north. Rensselaer got 6-7 inches, Tippecanoe Co., as well as my home county, Miami Co., got a little dusting when the cold air finally moved through about 6 pm. I was so mad, I punched the old TV in the lounge of my dorm, and skinned my knuckles pretty good on the plastic grill over the speaker (I didn't damage the TV though, those 1980's Zenith's were well made). However, I must say God was better to me than I deserved in the end. One of my all time favorite storms hit just two days later, on Wed. the 13th. Snow started while I was taking my last final that morning, and there was an inch in the ground as I walked back to my dorm, and both West Lafayette, and home got a good 8 inches. And it stuck around too. 2000 was a solid white Christmas.