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Moderate snow with parachutes and 33 degrees. NW of Staunton in Augusta County.

thats sick, very impressive considering its just wet here and we are very close

Just the absolute worst timing possible. If it was night we'd have been alright.

Moderate snow in Damascus. Ground is getting a slight dusting

Did Ravensrule hack your account?. I hate that guy.

It's the NAM. The 12Z gives me 0.00"

The 3K did cut my Maine qpf in half. There's always Wednesday and Friday to make up some ground.

Got to 36.7 in Arlington but now back over 37. It’s gunna be a long day lol

It snows and accumulates into late tomorrow night

Steady, 100% rain here currently.

Yeah, even those seeing sn/rasn now probably won’t accumulate much beyond an inch until everyone flips after 5 pm still, I’d feel better if i’m at 35-36 now

I started off as wet snow. Already a slushy coating on the cars.

Shit posts are his speciality.

Except I'd have to be away from work for 3 days.

Good morning New York City. Blizzard warning now for the entire region for today until tomorrow afternoon. Currently it's 36 with some drizzle Today cloudy with some drizzle and snow showers that won't accumulate too much. The storm is developing off the coast of delmarva peninsula and going to explode once it hits the ocean later this evening. The real precipitation comes in between 1-3pm south to north. Heavy snow will take over the area and start accumulating, The temperature will go below freezing from the wetbulb effect as the precipitation gets going stronger and more evaporative cooling comes in. Winds will pick up and dynamic cooling will further drop the temperatures from around 36 to just below freezing by 5pm. 1-3 inches expected Tonight: Blizzard conditions, heavy snow with gusty 40-60 mph winds near zero visibilities. Traveling is not recommended and it could be downright dangerous. The storm barometric pressure off the coast of New Jersey will drop to Hurricane levels and it'll feel like a hurricane just with snow. 10-15 inches of snow expected tonight. Cold temperatures dropped to around 25 degrees. Monday: Early blizzard conditions with heavy snow and wind, by 10am, it should start lighting up but snow is expected to keep going until about 1pm or so. Another 2-5 inches expected. Very gusty winds up to 45mph. Total snow accumulations expected between 18-24 inches with possibly higher amounts in some localized where bending sets up. Cold with high around 33 degrees. Monday Night: Cold, dry and windy in the early hours subsiding substantially after midnight, with a low temperature of around 22. Tuesday: Cold but sunny and some melting will begin, highs around 33 degrees. Tuesday Night: Cloudy with a low around 25. Wednesday: AM snow, expected 1-2 inches of snow, temperatures rising to around 38 degrees once the snow stops around 3pm. Wednesday Night: Clear skies and 28 degrees. Thursday: AM clouds, wintry mix developing after 1PM. High of around 35 degrees. Friday Night: Wintry mix possibly changing to rain, low of around 38. Friday: Rain ending by 12 noon. High of around 43 but falling after 10am to around 34 by 3pm.

Modeling be dammed it’s nearly now cast time boys

Im soaking everything up

I think we all knew that. But a little concerning to see some of the Mesos and NAM cutting the western extent and reducing totals that were admittedly insane to begin with. Starting to see that 10-20” alignment for most which would be incredible, even if it’s not “historic”

Yeah sitting low amongst the mountains and they must be forecasting that area to miss out on the IVT.

snowing and starting to get a light dusting on grassy areas in Thurmont. 35

Still not sure what to think for IMBY, I am in a valley just NE from Ginxy, thinking 14-18” of snow with higher amounts in the higher elevations to my north and east. Wind wise maybe gusts 40-45 but thinking higher the more elevation.

That and less IVT also .

For sure…we were on the low low end in that Feb ‘13 forecast….worked out just fine. This is gonna be great- 16-20 inches for most…banding not withstanding.

Drove through Hubb last night Barre Rd on way to N. Brookfield. Snowpack out in Ware, New Braintree is about half of what we have.

Trust me folks, it has been brought to my attention. This storm has unbelievable potential. Expect earlier than expected progression of rain to snow across the area, AT THE VERY LEAST. Expect strong development of a snow shield with time. It's not just the coastal. It's another system over the Great Lakes. That system is going to combine with the developing coastal low, with very fun effects for parts of the DMV. I noticed this from radar, both the last 12 hours as well as extrap over the next 6 to 10 hours. You guys are in for a treat. I am in south Texas but I am now so damned overexcited that I want to scream this from the housetops, until I am fooking HOARSE!!!