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  2. cyclone77
    0.46" rain so far with the 1st part of the system.
  3. yoda
    The big school district dominoes have started to fall... Fairfax just declared 3 hour early dismissal
  4. Baum
    Don’t they already have 20”? And part 2 hadn’t started
  5. wasnow215
    Several districts have already closed entirely for tomorrow here in RVA area. Powhatan, Henrico, Chesterfield, and Goochland at least.
  6. metallica470
    Of course going directly over my house when I am not home haha
  7. fyredog28
    Several school systems in the Triad already closing for tomorrow. .
  8. dendrite
    Nah. We Cole Trickle through that shit.
  9. Torchageddon
    I just realized, why is the March 2012 heat blamed for all the damage when it was the cold in Apr that did the deed? Blame that solely. If it stays above seasonal, no freeze after, the woe would be averted but nature likes to 'balance things out' a bit too enthusiastically. I had an ask back then if it was possible to have a pattern with Mar 2012, then Apr/May being avg to above as well. I was told 'no'. With that kind of certainty of flip, would it be such a lock that an expert would bet their savings on Apr/May being below normal in the Great Lakes region?
  10. Chinook
    severe thunderstorm warning south of Chicago along I80
  11. WmsptWx
    Setting aside the fact that apparently we're all going to die tomorrow, there are some parts of the SC region that can not really afford any wind. There are a lot of trees down in parts of Huntingdon, Franklin, Fulton, and Bedford counties from Friday's wind. A lot more trees that probably won't survive the next wind event.
  12. CAPE
    Idk, seems like we routinely fail at severe. Mostly garden variety storms with some heavy rain, modest wind gusts, and some decent T&L.
  13. Weather Mike
    my lack of meteorological education is possible but I dont see how anticipated snowfall totals will hold up in the UP MI etc or places like Green Bay unless things change. I don't recall the models showing this but again it could be my lack of knowledge
  14. A-L-E-K
    Miss south
  15. sbnwx85
    let’s gooooo
  16. canderson
    They’re ok - no damage - but neighbor (about 1/4 mile down - it’s Texas remember) lost a part of their roof.
  17. WxWatcher007
    @Mrs.J
  18. A-L-E-K
    Wet
  19. stormtracker
    This is sad, because it's true. Severe is a lock tomorrow. If it was a blizzard, we'd be watching the snow sink south of us by now.
  20. JoMo
    Snow Squall warning for here. Can't remember the last time I saw one.
  21. Brian5671
    They won’t. Look at this week a coastal turned into a massive cutter and the cold air disappeared
  22. Hitman
    Uggg. Sorry.
  23. BristowWx
    Why do we excel at anything non snow? Wind, excessive heat, severe t storms. If its frozen it’s a snooze fest
  24. cmillzz
    Been some questionable trends for sure
  25. Malacka11
    It's a sign you're successfully reeling the slablizzard in
  26. LVLion77
    I wish the flow would turn more sw earlier in the day to remove the maritime layer. Until then drizzle or light showers at best. Hope I am wrong and look like a fool. [emoji3]
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