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  2. kdxken
    Kind of hard to do. You worry about someone slamming you from behind as you pull off.
  3. MGorse
    Except that southeast flow will increase the low-level rotation. In addition, this is a very dynamic system so not as much instability is needed for damaging storms. I do agree that the greatest severe risk is to our west and southwest. It will be very interesting to see how this plays out.
  4. SouthCoastMA
    Does look a bit more active and possibly wintery in the last 10 days of March. A few chances starting to appear at least, with cold enough air in place
  5. goldsborosnow
    Quite a few closing in Eastern NC as well.
  6. SomeguyfromTakomaPark
    The 18z hrrr has action popping ahead of the main line just as the schools are dismissing early.
  7. arlwx12
    As I have noted before, one source of "DC-area" closure warnings (especially on schools) is from WJLA: Closings
  8. SomeguyfromTakomaPark
    are we more worried about rogue supercells out in front or the qlcs? Or both?
  9. JACKASS
    Shoo fly.
  10. Weather Mike
    appreciate you sharing that. thank you
  11. JACKASS
    Seems a few tried.....and failed.
  12. Mikeymac5306
    Same but Sixers.
  13. Warm Nose
    These districts dismiss for cold so it shouldn't come as a surprise.
  14. sbnwx85
    Rogue cell popped up and a cg just scared the crap out of me and the dogs
  15. HIPPYVALLEY
    We knew last week was the warmest temperatures until Memorial Day.
  16. Nelson
    Models were picking up on the precip lull earlier today. Watch a regional radar and you will see that things are starting to fill in. From MKX: As precip continues to shift east, attention will turn westward toward the precip responsible for phase three of the event. Due to a lack of deeper lift & some lingering dry air aloft, a precip lull continues in locations west of a Monroe-Madison-Fond du Lac line. Anticipate that this lull will continue through mid-evening (~8 PM), prior to filling in as an upper wave & affiliated deformation zone move in during the mid-evening hours. Still anticipate the development of moderate to heavy snow along the deformation band, with enhanced rates continuing into the early morning hours Monday. Will continue to monitor observational & model trends through mid-evening and provide additional updates as necessary.
  17. MJO812
  18. Eskimo Joe
    Yea that makes no sense. I don't understand these early dismissals.
  19. WolfStock1
    Making a blanket statement like that shows how how much you've been influenced by the propaganda machine, and generally ill-informed. In general no - renewables are not cheaper in most circumstances, when all factors are considered (inclusion of additional baseline power sources for when the wind and sun don't cooperate, additional transmission infrastructure, higher land use, etc.). They can be cheaper only in specific circumstances when the stars align; they are not cheaper in a broad-use infrastructure sense. If they were cheaper, then power companies wouldn't need the much-higher-level of subsidies to incentivize their use.
  20. yoda
    Stafford and Spotsylvania closed - but are doing asynchronous learning online
  21. NorthArlington101
    I think you’ll get classes after 2pm canceled. Though UVA actually has designated storm shelters on-Grounds so maybe they’ll be a little more willing to give it a go. I recall a tornado threat day where I was in class watching the radar so they obviously didn’t cancel that day!
  22. pazzo83
    yeah i'm going to take our car and move it into a nearby parking garage tomorrow morning.
  23. CT Valley Snowman
    Raw chilly day. Prospects for any sustained mild weather look slim for the next couple of weeks.
  24. Warm Nose
    This. Liability.
  25. SnowenOutThere
    Wonder if UVA will cancel classes or send out an email. I know back when you went they rarely canceled but now for even 2 inch snowstorms they move stuff online.
  26. vortex
    Don’t see this very often
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