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Smart. I'll prob still be up. I missed most of the first snowfall.

Coming up 270 from DC. Hit rain then a heavy band of flurries in NoMo County around the truck scales. Flurries continued until we got right to the South side of Frederick. Then absolutely nothing. Wet roads but by the time we worked our way to my neighborhood the roads are still dry and crusted over with salt. Should have known the weather hole I live in would not disappoint.

This one is annoying. I just want a medium range threat to track that we're all in on. Will would even post the HRRR when it's good for us.

Post obs/totals here. Currently 33, small dusting on my deck, flurries

Trying to get a few hours of zzzs in before the rakage from 4-7am

Have a few flakes now. 34.6F

Literally mentioned this to my Dad. I think it’s a little coastal enhancement over Sussex Co. These are nowcast features, but it’s interesting NAMNest and HRRR to some degree are showing it. I’ll be keeping an eye on it myself.

Dick Tolleris does not know diddly about New England climo.

Snow picking up in intensity that was pretty quick temp still 35f dewpoint 25f car tops and grass caving.

can we track a storm bro that dosent slide from north to south smh

how does Leesburg have more qpf now than DCA on the NAM?

What are you, 86?

The early arrivers.

Enjoy. Warmer and lackluster down here in waretown.

Hard pass on the amount of CAD for me. I just can’t deal with -20 or -30. If that’s the price of not having any winter thaws, it’s a bit steep. I love 20s and snowcover, but the below zero crap is too much. I don’t care if it’s a “dry cold” or whatever. Still too f***ing cold for me. If you can find the place where the ground is white the full 3 months of meteorological winter, I need to find the place where the grass stays green all summer without excessive watering.

https://www.americanwx.com/bb/index.php?/topic/62444-12/14:-Sunday-funday?-Will-the-south-win-again?#entry7864474 Sent from my Pixel 9 Pro XL using Tapatalk

The party went on without the main event.

I like seeing the warmer temperatures in southeast PA, such as the 40 at Philly International at the 9 pm. Ob. The temperature contrast with colder temps in NW PA could help us in the LSV with the better precipitation rates eventually.

I think this is the first time my point and click has had a forecast of 2 - 4 but with no WWA. I guess because once you get past hagerstown models don't show much. Majority of Washington county will probably see at max of an inch.

Interesting to see the tiny stripe of higher totals on both NAMs in S DE. Noteworthy enough that the local CBS met mentioned it on a Livestream and bumped his snowfall forecast south to account for it. Sent from my Pixel 9 Pro XL using Tapatalk

Lots of dry air

Looks like the lead band is getting juiced up in the last few frames of the radar.

Snowing nicely here. It's been snow since the start. Radar is really starting to expand also. The city and l.i are gonna do well here

The old northern clippers. It would be really nice to see those again I do agree!

Special weather statement for the counties to the west of the WWA: ...QUICK HITTING PERIOD OF SNOW TONIGHT... Precipitation will overspread the area through the late evening and overnight. While some rain is possible at the onset, a changeover to snow is likely. Bands of snow with brief moderate to heavy rates are possible, which could provide quick accumulations of a coating to an inch and reduce visibility to less than one half mile. By the time snow ends early Sunday morning, some localized totals of 1 to 2 inches are possible. Overall, precipitation may only last 2 to 4 hours at any given location. Temperatures will drop below freezing by daybreak, so any areas that are wet could freeze, especially on untreated and elevated surfaces.