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  2. WmsptWx
    Yes, it was May 26, 2011. I just went back in time on my social media to confirm.
  3. Save the itchy algae!
    The snow has really filled in and saturated the lowest levels here in Oneida. Starting to accumulate now. .
  4. Save the itchy algae! started following Spring 2026 Pattern Discussion Thread
  5. DDweatherman
    Good news, sun breaking out in earnest, bright and warming up…in Denver. 28 degrees with some snow on the ground. It’ll be 82 in 2 days.
  6. WxUSAF
    Ack I’m going to even miss out on heavy rain
  7. DDweatherman
    That’s just your opinion. Everyone can have one. I don’t think it was that hard to see this evolution even if you waited until the 6am alarm and did our classic now casting obs. This wasn’t going to be a high end severe day…
  8. John1122
    The back edge of this that's over Shocker and Knoxtron looks extremely heavy on Radar.
  9. SchaumburgStormer
    This is awesome. But also, fuck that.
  10. BTRWx's Thanks Giving
    I can't remember a time when multiple long squall lines formed one behind another like this.
  11. dwagner88
    Legit snowing now. Down to 35.
  12. Kay
    Especially after making your opinion and boredom known numerous times. You're on the record and your work is done
  13. Maggie Valley Steve
    Snowing at Cataloochee now.
  14. ChescoWx
    Let's hope so!
  15. weatherbo
    Hi all, checking in from rural Marquette County. Have received 30-35" on top of the 44"that was otg when this started. Depth between 60-70". Another foot possible. The snow has bridged to the roof.
  16. Scraff
    There we go! Not a bust.
  17. Eskimo Joe
    00/06/12z HRRR was insistent on a strong cell running from IAD to Westminster and that's exactly what happened. It's like it got it right for the wrong reasons?
  18. Kmlwx
    This line has some "interesting" little cells in it. I am also curious to see how gusty the synoptic winds end up being after the frontal passage. That could add in a few more downed tree reports in the region (but not severe t'storm related, of course). I think there are a few interesting "kinks" in this line that bear watching for brief spin ups.
  19. John1122
    That's how it looking in Alabama a couple hours ago. Looks like it's hit your back yard now!
  20. John1122
    I'm getting into very heavy stuff now, running about an hour or hour and a half behind Shocker and Knoxtron, but now have a dusting. Flake size is down to quarters but more of them, temp has dropped to 33.
  21. mappy
    I’ll never understand following an event when you think it’s a nothing burger. Go find something better to do with your time if you’re not interested. General “you”.
  22. csnavywx
    Virtually all of the LSRs are confined up on the Piedmont and mountains to the west/southwest. Makes sense, because that was the only area that got a chance to destabilize a bit before the crapvection-driven overturning got going. Consolation prize is that it's killing the line off completely to the south, so there might be a chance for the cold front this evening to have a bit of something to work with.
  23. michsnowfreak
    14-24" in marquette but 30" in ishpheming near marquette.
  24. Damage In Tolland
    Getting a lot of 58-61 in CT now . Magic number of 60 degrees for big winds tonight. .94 so far. Winds getting a bit gusty and fog gone
  25. wasnow215
    Man I hope all of you who have "canceled" this are correct, or else there is gonna be a lot of receipts lol
  26. LongRanger
    64 with severe sprinkles amounting to 0.01 here
  27. wncsnow
    Going to be interesting to see how it transpires.
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