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I used to talk to you about the zoo keeper on there lol

yeah my dad would literally take a detour off 66 to go up to Aslin when coming up to DC. I can get them and some other decent local beers at the Tenleytown Whole Foods, but what they have varies. Where my sister lives in Richmond, they literally have Veil Brewery and Vasen Brewery a few blocks from their house.

The chances we waste this window are 50/50. They are never "low".

That's devastating for the Broncos. Have to think the winner of HOU/NE is the favorite to go to the Super Bowl.

This is more than likely from a Rossby Wave,the models have been showing the Rossby Wave train more amplified into the WP and MC,this has been a issue since fall

Tristate Since then i have been on about 8 other forums.

*shrugs* Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC 936 PM EST Sat Jan 17 2026 .WHAT HAS CHANGED... Winter Weather Advisory has been expanded further to the south and west to include much of the eastern portions of central Maryland, all of Northeast Maryland including the city of Baltimore, Washington D.C. and the I-95 corridor into southeastern Prince William County in Virginia. A prolonged period from Sunday night through Tuesday night looks to be very cold. Wind chill values remain somewhat unchanged and a little warmer than previously anticipated. && .KEY MESSAGES... - 1) Low pressure will ride along a frontal boundary later tonight and during the day Sunday. A mix of rain and snow will transition to all snow. - 2) Very cold conditions are expected over the region Monday night through Tuesday night, with below normal temperatures continuing through the remainder of the week. && .DISCUSSION... KEY MESSAGE 1...Low pressure will ride along a frontal boundary later tonight and during the day Sunday. A mix rain and snow will transition to all snow. A front bisecting the region will be the focal zone of an area of low pressure that will develop along it and move toward the east as the front slides to the south and east. Many locations will be in the middle to upper 30s in the areas that are expected to encounter accumulating snow late tonight and Sunday. As we approach daybreak Sunday morning, these temperatures will slowly drop a degree every hour or two to reach close to or below the freezing mark as precipitation begins. A mix of rain and snow could start between 4am and 6am in eastern Maryland and eastern Virginia, before the atmosphere cools down evenmore with falling precipitation. Thus, the cold atmosphere will support accumulating snowfall through much of the day Sunday. East of I-95, more precipitation is expected, but temperatures may be slightly above freezing for a large part of the event, and precipitation may even be rain for a while. The best potential for cold air and higher precipitation totals to overlap appears to be central and northeastern Maryland, northeastern Virginia. The model trend has been bringing snowfall farther to the northwest; thus, resulting in the potential for accumulating snowfall of 1 to 3 inches instead of a dusting to near an inch. The Winter Weather Advisory previous issued has been expanded to the west, southwest and south. Much of central Maryland, far northeast Virginia, Baltimore and Washington DC has been included. End time for the precipitation could be pretty early in the day closer to and west of the Blue Ridge. How long the precipitation lasts closer to the Chesapeake Bay will depend on the western extent of the second frontal wave. In any event, dry conditions look likely by mid Sunday evening. Temperatures from the mid teens to mid 20s are expected Sunday night, so any residual moisture or slush could refreeze.

2015 and 2016 we had some doozys. If I recall, 2015 I was forecast 18-24 and it went east a dumped on Suffolk and the NAM had that pinned by itself. 2016 we got it in NJ. I got 26-27 inches. It's been a dud after that for the most part...

Still kinda wild for me to see Kevin Burkhardt calling these games. He's come a long way from being the field reporter for the Mets on SNY lol

Granted the chances we 100% waste this window are low. Now if someone is expecting a 1996 redux then that’s their problem.

Yep the AccuWeather board. Lots of people from there migrated to here when it closed up. No monitors except Bill. It became a real sh!t show towards the end.

Anxiously awaiting the 0z NAM bufkit.

0z NAM twins are saying CTP should expand those Advisories for tonight…

We had about 3 tenths this morning that partially melted and then another couple tenths in the afternoon. Half inch total.

There’s a lot of “hangback” snow showing up on the mesos and even the euro kind of had it. Pretty robust IVT sig. Sometimes those can tack on an unexpected inch or two…esp when you get colder on the back end and even low level lift is in the DGZ.

Bo Nix out for rest of season with a broken ankle. Suffered it in OT. That is a WILD turn of events for Denver and the playoff picture.

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I’ve seen that before… That’s 2 to 3” Then, if you get five on top of that boom, you’ve got a warning 8 inches in 24 hours I think that’s the rule don’t quote me

Trees looking good again

That 00z RRFS looks sweet. Develops an 850 circulation prior to passing by. Solid hit.

That game should not have been decided on penalties not called all game until OT.

Can't make this up. Trended from just the extreme coast seeing the only snow tomorrow to it raining at the coast here instead.

At least we'll have snow on the ground when the mild down comes in later on.

I believe it was the QB draw to the left side, the play before the deep pass interference inside the 10-yard line. Payton clarified in his press conference.