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Big ol' parachutes coming down here with this little WAA driven event. Enjoying them while they last!

That week is probably our last legit shot until next year.

Columbia pre-snow hi temp 35.1 4:30pm - 29.9 Widely scattered on/off flurries began 1pm but snow didn’t pick up in intensity until 1:45 and it quickly became heavy, tiny flakes. Eyeballing about 1” so far altho 0.75” is more conservative/accurate(?). Will wait until this round ends. Roads and walks fine. Of the list of items we usually monitor to confirm “first signs of stickage”, the last one today in my ‘hood was car tops, just not what I expected. I’ll blame it on that damn morning veiled sunshine.

Saturday is going to one of those times I hate CAD!!

Perish the thought. No not a city boy, it's fine for some, but I could never live there, or any city for that matter. I grew up in Rockland but as an adult I've lived my entire life in Orange County. The first five years in New Windsor and the last 30+ in Highland Mills. I never did think of joining. Other than snowfall, days of snow cover and first freezes, first hard freeze, last freeze,sub zero days, I don't really track daily, highs and lows or even rainfall.

Winter about over put a nail in the coffin. nice cold with to many missed opportunities 1 good storm

Been a really nice snow TV afternoon here! Bonfide grass and car topper

Boy, if this is the horn he’s been tooting to drum up as evidence for his prediction, it comes out more as a peep than a bang.

found it, 82" on Mar 1st, 5N Bourne.

I didn’t say we

The WWA wasn’t for this snow but for any overnight sleet or mix.

All winter they have been hawking warm just to bail out later. They have been deeply unserious this winter, lol

Morning low of 18 here. One of NY radio mets stated that the mid month time frame needs to be watched. I would hope that this cold winter will defuse upcoming spring allergies a bit.

You could say today's Euro weeklies cooled down a bit starting week 3. Lol https://charts.ecmwf.int/products/extended-anomaly-2t?base_time=202603020000&projection=opencharts_north_america&valid_time=202603230000 It ain't over until we say it is!

Every month from dec-mar yielded more than 2” imby

I'll verify that. It's much colder where I'm currently at in Elizabethtown than it was two hours ago in Lansdale where I dropped my last water load.

For what it's worth, it appears that global temperatures explain a larger share of Phoenix's (and perhaps the Southwest's) annual temperature variance than they do for such cities as New York.

You said last year we are now DC climo they are now ORH

Grass covered so March won't be a shutout.

Just got home to Columbia. 0.9” on the board! Interesting variations in accumulation along my drive. Greenbelt around 1” since they got that heavy band. Almost nothing through laurel and then some snow again near Jessup and north Laurel and then notable jump crossing 95 and the fall line.

PYM county basically doubled their average snow (along with a lot of adjacent SE MA). I better not hear any whining of we get an interior winter soon….otherwise we’re restricting access to those posters so they can only read the Mid-Atlantic forums.

60" here. PYM county definitely had more than me in several storms.

Cranky tweeted he has 84” there this winter .saw it over the weekend

DC might hit 80 but it's snowing right now

Fine powdered sugar decktopper achieved. The dead leaves on the grass are whitening. Enjoying the view I expected nothing. Snow is always welcome.