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Damn Bradford got to -6 this morning.

Snowing pretty steadily right now, roads covered on our street and a nice car topper this evening.

Be a good case study upcoming in general cause around the 23rd of Nov the SOI dropped,and took the out the Nina base state but rose shortly afterwards back towards NINA,so you'd have BN temps towards the middle of Dec but this would be transient because afterwards a few days the SOI would rise again.But the large fall the last few days would tell you it could get rather cold right before X-Mas unlike some of what the models seemingly show,but other teleconnections still play apart

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Getting light snow. Stoop is covered back up with another dusting

Hrrr lost it

That was an amazing storm. I walked on the Long Beach boardwalk in the height of that and it was a whiteout. Some of the best blizzard conditions I’ve experienced. 1/4/2018 was up there too.

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Montgomery County Supernintendo of Schools just sent this to everyone: We want to connect with families following this morning’s weather event and the concerns we’ve heard from some of you. We know that winter weather—even when light—can add stress, change routines, and make the morning feel uncertain. Our decision to open under Code Green (Normal Operations) was made after a thorough review of the latest weather data, road reports, and updates from our transportation and facilities teams. At our morning decision deadline, all indicators pointed to light snow with minimal expected impact to bus routes or school buildings. That is exactly what we saw this morning. Schools and offices opened safely and smoothly as could be expected, and instruction and services continued. That’s not to say there weren’t issues - there were. We also have issues every morning. We know that today’s decision seems incongruent with Tuesday’s decision. We are learning from each weather event, even when all we have to go on is forecasts, imperfect, or incomplete information. A few schools reported a small number of staff absences this morning, which is not uncommon during winter weather. Many of our employees commute from across the region, and conditions can vary greatly from one area to another. School leaders adjusted quickly and learning continued. When winter weather comes our way, we will be vigilant even when the situation seems uncertain, our transportation and facilities teams stay in constant communication with local government partners and neighboring school districts and of course, we’re checking multiple weather forecasting sources. Today we even heard from many in our community about exactly what was happening in real time right in many neighborhoods. All of this added to helping us to make our decision to open on time. Winter has only just begun, and each weather event gives us new information that will help us improve for the next one. We will continue to communicate clearly, act with safety in mind throughout this winter season. We’re in this together.

0.2” new. 1.4” on the day

Snowing lightly but steadily at Ravens Stadium. Cars that were cleared are covered again. 32F

Wow

Nada in HBG

Man, y’all went to some dark places reminiscing about those that could have been. The good news is with the improvement of the models we don’t get left at the alter as much…we get much more warning that we are going to get screwed over now!

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IVTs are really hard to pin down. Good luck to those who haven’t seen any snow

Snowing in Havre de Grace too

Honestly, the early week system is the one I think has the best wintry chances for parts of east/northeast TN. Not likely to be heavy, but I think the temperature profile should be a lot better.

Car topper with very light snow. Snow on snow lol

Flurries here as well

Wow, that is like 35-40 to 1 ratios.

Same here. There's been some random and rogue flakes flying around now for the past hour and a half

Main forum is pretty DC area and south focused. Figured this was a better thread for us up north. .

lol. Of course the spurious evening flurries in Baltimore after the main event are prettier and stickier than anything from said main event!

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