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  2. WxWatcher007
    I’m not sure it’s routine for this long in SLK (especially starting that early) but even in EH the length of snow cover was impressive. It’s been a great winter.
  3. Eskimo Joe
    We don't get a setup like this often. The separate thread was worthwhile, as even during a fail mode like this we can look back and use the information to diagnose what went right and wrong. Too many people whine in here. Damage assessment crews are out right now, and we're still fielding some reports that are delayed as folks come home from work.
  4. cyclone77
    Final storm stats here 0.48" rain, 6.3" snow. Also a trace of sleet thrown in as well. Guessing around 1.10" total QPF give or take.
  5. ravensrule
    Gives him a hearty appetite.
  6. dendrite
    40.6° -DZ
  7. Met1985
    Back end is coming around but then flow snow kicks in.
  8. IronTy
    I got an idea. If you're excited about severe weather then maybe don't start a thread about a discrete threat. We all know that's the fastest way to deep-six a snowstorm, no reason severe should be any different.
  9. 87storms
    So when does Frederick’s snowstorm begin?
  10. canderson
    Has the lack of vertical instability on the storms been what caused nothing to bring down the shear winds? We had not much cape but that’s not a need when interacting with shear levels so curious why everything has been muted so much.
  11. EHoffman
    Well, it's a 15 minute walk to Chipotle. But still, uphill.
  12. SomeguyfromTakomaPark
    My oaks and my attic live to see another day. No complaints here.
  13. wncsnow
    Nice to watch it fall but its not sticking and already starting to stop here.
  14. ravensrule
    Randy is in amazing shape, an hour walk is nothing for him.
  15. Damage In Tolland
    Hires are wild with wind
  16. dryslot
    DIT?
  17. snowman19
    After what was basically wall to wall arctic cold from the end of November into the first couple of days of March, I’d say the overwhelming majority of people in the east are ready for spring now. The Equinox is only 4 days away
  18. ravensrule
    RIP Roger. So sad. What a good guy. Who is going to give us hope now that we will get 3 feet in every snowstorm. I for one am going to miss him.
  19. CT Valley Snowman
    Yeah, that's pretty low. I'm up around 0.8 down here.
  20. LongRanger
    What effect, if any, did SPC's change to criteria have on the recent warnings?
  21. EHoffman
    I don't even live near a Chipotle!
  22. ineedsnow
    Showers starting to pop on radar now.. should get a good soaking
  23. nycwinter
    pouring outside..
  24. ravensrule
    It's all @stormtracker fault, he parked by you to walk to Chipotle.
  25. MAG5035
    Nah, starting to get a bit breezy now behind the front. Everything’s been under 30mph so far today.
  26. snowfan
    Not sure if this is what you're referring to, but absent surprise/late developing events, local forecast offices in areas with such high population density don't have the luxury to wait a few hours prior to issuing watches, guidance, etc. There's a ton of coordination that happens behind the scenes that goes into this stuff.
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