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Ya it's been a pretty deep Winter here for sure.

Dude just go to Rehoboth. There will be plenty of snow there, and actually places to go for good food and drinkies. You will get great shots and vids walking down Rehoboth Ave to the beach. And ofc right at the beach. I'm telling ya. Book it and go now.

a bit east which affects western sections

Lots places in DE/NJ once you get inland are forecast to get 18-25 inches, along with some strong winds. Man DailyLurker, I envy you with all my heart.

2 For 2 and you guys BITCHED AT ME BOTH TIMES for starting the Threads!!

36 is a stretch. I don’t believe these big totals are as widespread as forecasted

32 in Smithsburg now with snow mixing in. I'm at about 750ft in elevation. Looks like the Catoctins are getting hammered right now.

Looks like the short term are seeing the norlun here. It seems to have shifted east since last night but was about there on the Euro as well.

Light accumulation of puddles here.

This is the exact kind of storm where the Lehigh Valley can get screwed by the geography of the area. Hi-res models have been hinting at this ever since they came into range, including the latest HRRR which gives the Poconos and Philly burbs 12-18” yet Allentown struggles to get to 6”. The same thing happened here during Boxing Day, although this one doesn’t look like as big of a bust. Hopefully.

That goal was a thing of beauty

Dc metro schools closed id think. WSW warning through 10am .

feathers falling. 35.

Rates are winning right now. All non-paved surfaces are covered. Down to 34°.

Well, I'd be hoping this is an easier plow. But thanks. Might dissuade me.

I am going with 8" to 12" out here in NW Chesco Currently Mist and 34.3 degrees

37 and 0.12" of rain so far What's the weenie rule for wet, warm ground? Subtract a couple inches?

Don’t really know how to read those…could you explain what that shows Seymour?

36 and steady rain in SE frederick. .

First flakes at 8:15 at 34.6. 115 miles wsw of D.C..

Lmao thanks for the heads up .

It doesn’t flip us until 22z (5 pm) and still gives us 6” give or take

Camp David reporting heavy snow and an indefinite sky. Might be a decent sign that it's cold right off the surface and we won't waste *too* much time flipping once heavier returns get in here. While the Camp David ASOS is around 1,800 feet, the Thurmont mesonet site is in town at a much lower elevation and they're about to hit 32 degrees. Looks like the colder air might be trying to win out?

What will be the call for schools and local governments tomorrow?