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Aurora was visible without a camera last night. With 2-3 second exposure great pictures. Skies were pretty clear at 1130

Nothing really exciting ahead.

Yeah 2003 was insane. I still remember the traffic jam it caused. I had no idea until I looked up from my car and was like wtf!!

Light snow falling

Low of 36. No second freeze

I’ll text my kid. She’s at ODU. If she saw snow she’ll tell me

The past 2 bigger events have been nice and visible to the naked eye here, but 2003 blows this away. It’s like comparing my 34” in 12hrs in Dec 2020 to my 34 flakes yesterday.

BWI: 18.5 DCA: 12.0 IAD: 19.0 RIC: 10.5 Tie Breaker SBY: 8.0

Sharp rise in momentum starting to percolate into the circulation. Good stuff.

the Pacific jet is going to retract and shift equatorward after its poleward extension next week, which should lead to the -EPO that we're waiting for. I have pretty high confidence in this -EPO developing; the progression makes sense. BN to much BN temps in the East would follow into early Dec trough near Japan/HI are also old-school signs of a favorable Pacific pattern

the Pacific jet is going to retract and shift equatorward after its poleward extension next week, which should lead to the -EPO that we're waiting for. I have pretty high confidence in this -EPO developing; the progression makes sense. BN to much BN temps in the East would follow into early Dec trough near Japan/HI are also old-school signs of a favorable Pacific pattern

the Pacific jet is going to retract and shift equatorward after its poleward extension next week, which should lead to the -EPO that we're waiting for. I have pretty high confidence in this -EPO developing; the progression makes sense. BN to much BN temps in the East would follow into early Dec trough near Japan/HI are also old-school signs of a favorable Pacific pattern

the Pacific jet is going to retract and shift equatorward after its poleward extension next week, which should lead to the -EPO that we're waiting for. I have pretty high confidence in this -EPO developing; the progression makes sense. BN to much BN temps in the East would follow into early Dec trough near Japan/HI are also old-school signs of a favorable Pacific pattern

yeah, you have +PNA the day of but -PNA beforehand. the +PNA is a transient response to the low heights off the WC. retrograding -NAO is a must (which is why i hate when people totally downplay the impact of the NAO)

So wait…. Was it visible to naked eye? Better or worse than May? Worth monitoring throughout the day?

Here’s hoping tonight is good?

My house here in Erwin!

Alot of clippers and possibly Miller B storms this winter.

Where is this,cool pic anyways?Looks so surreal,awesome

https://x.com/ryanhallyall/status/1988365006270771297?s=61 https://x.com/juliecar94/status/1988411163311534385?s=61

For Washington, DC to New York City, a PNA+ is far more common for days with 6" or more snowfall except during the second half of February and afterward when the wave lengths shorten. New York City statistics since 1950: For January, when wave lengths are at their longest, a PNA+ was present for 92.5% of days with 6" or more snowfall in New York City. For Boston, the PNA+ plays a smaller role.

Norfolk reported 0.2” of snow officially yesterday??

Lol parade of storms you would be lucky to get one maybe two good KU style storms in a season during the performative Nino style years. My goal this year is one 1 foot snowstorm and move on. Who knew that La Ninas produced quite the rains starting to show up for central and southern California in the medium range.

Stronger CME should hit today sometime. So have to see how timing works out with darkness and cloud cover.