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  2. Steady light snow in Allentown. Not sticking to anything. We need it to get heavier to coat the grass and cars.
  3. Deck _2026-03-12T17_34_53.mp4
  4. Looking at traffic cams this feels like it's gonna be another 1"er in Arlington and 0"er in DC. Gotta get out of this city. Or be able to work from home at my family's house.
  5. This is why I am beginning to use the language "reversal" instead of SSW because it more accurately denotes what I am actually predicting. I don't really care whether it begins on the ground or in the strat. RE the "front-loaded" aspect....I think the only reason that worked out is because the early February reversal failed....had that succeeded, it would evolved differently, a la 2018 and 2001....as it was, it was delayed until early March, so we get the Feb 2018 like record warm spell in March, instead, and then the return to "winter" will engineer an April butt-bang for everyone due to the erosion of climo.
  6. We had great rates in Potomac for a while which got us to freezing. Now that it's stopped its drip drip drip and the snow won't be around by sunset
  7. Admitting you lacked the requisite weather knowledge necessary to have intelligently analyzed this situation is a nice first step, but you left out the "I will personally apologize to all" for your repeated inane, dead-wrong, board-cluttering posts part. There are 89 people logged in - better start typing.
  8. Everything minus time of day (and year, lol) worked out well here.
  9. What a difference a day makes. Yesterday at 1:30 pm it was 81.9°. Today, it's 34.5° with snow falling.
  10. Mesonet data really underscores how the rates saved us. Layhill and Potomac in Montgomery County are 32 degrees. But further west in Poolesville where the precipitation has ended it's rebounded to 38 degrees already.
  11. Quickly went from ripping to steady to just very light flakes. May be ending here...
  12. Snow/grass/shrubtopper in South Arlington. Still melting on pavements and roads, though.
  13. Really surprised that my deck caved. This is a nice treat after the brief summer we had.
  14. Finally getting rates and snow. Beautiful parachutes. No accum 35
  15. 33° in Gambrills/Crofton area Moderate snow with massive aggregates. Accumulating very easily on everything but pavement and concrete
  16. Yes! It’s so interesting. Snow fades away for 10 seconds then rushes back down to the ground.
  17. Pretty much done but I'm honestly shocked to have gotten measurable snow out of this. Got about an hour and a half of moderate/heavy snow.
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