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Best snow I’ve seen this winter. Half an inch accumulation on the deck. Definitely an over performer compared to what I thought I would see.
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Very sinister way our climate itself is playing out the frog in the boiling pot analogy
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Mostly all snow now
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80 Degrees to Ripping Snow: March 12th
paulythegun replied to SnowenOutThere's topic in Mid Atlantic
Snowing moderately into filthy puddles in downtown DC -
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36.5 here and have had periods of off and on light snow for last 90 minutes. Enough to "slush" the deck and slightly whiten some rooftops.
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Green Bay would be a complicated drive for us. If I would go anywhere I’d go straight up north to Gaylord directly east of Green Bay pretty much and it would only take me just under three hours.
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no I recall you mentioning that last september. I nailed the early blocking/front loaded winter. I'm not 'taking credit' for that, as it was a pot shot sort of sardonic intimation in a drive-by paragraph in one of the seasonal outlook threads. However, I did clearly state that the best hope for winter expression this year would be earlier/front loaded, with a colder time of it. I also stated in said paragraph that I thought we'd be flowering by February. How did that work out!? haha. so..., (A + F)/2 = C grade. i really don't give a shit. 'sides, the Feb call was definitely not deferential to any method other than thinking it's hard to get DJF end-to-end cold in this latter era of CC so may as well blast the late winter away. oops We did not have a propagating SSW this year. It's pretty clear if one looks at the geopotential height history at the 500 through 50 hPa sigmas, that those warm bulges came from beneath. The only reason I haven't been more vocal about is is because .... what difference does it make? Either way resulted blocking which established super synoptic CCBs into N/A. We've had more loading pattern variances this year than I can count.
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Had some snow early this morning. Looks like more Monday. If the super nino comes that everyone is talking about, we may not see many next winter, so enjoy any snow we get now.
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Mix of rain snow sleet and thunder
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Richmond Metro/Hampton Roads Area Discussion
Deep Creek replied to RIC Airport's topic in Mid Atlantic
Rain/sleet/snow in Midlothian and just had lightning/thunder! Heck of a change from yesterday. -
Coating on cars and dusting on everything else. March sun fail
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Richmond Metro/Hampton Roads Area Discussion
mikeeng92 replied to RIC Airport's topic in Mid Atlantic
Mix of snow rain sleet and thunder -
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80 Degrees to Ripping Snow: March 12th
SomeguyfromTakomaPark replied to SnowenOutThere's topic in Mid Atlantic
Grassy surfaces in dc whitening up -
80 Degrees to Ripping Snow: March 12th
NorthArlington101 replied to SnowenOutThere's topic in Mid Atlantic
Might as well be rain in downtown. Appreciate the restiveness regardless! -
Really slowed up in Germantown. Nothing but flurries now. Need that western edge of the radar to fill back in
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plenty of time to book a trip to green bay, low rates!
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Dumping parachutes
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Multiple models are hinting at a secondary defo zone blowing up across eastern Iowa and northern Illinois as another piece of energy rounds the base of the trough and lifts ne.
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Untraveled roadways getting slushy.
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Does this still count as the storm that you postered something about like three weeks ago re it being only 60-something runs out? Iirc it's only a day off right
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Oh look another major snowstorm missing Detroit. What a shocker. don’t worry detroit will somehow collect 4” in the next 2-3 weeks. It might take 3 clippers to do it. But they’ll get it.
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