All Activity

Hrrr doesn’t look that appealing

still rain in Rehoboth, but some mangled sleet pellets mixed in....hoping/anticipating changeover shortly.

Today is a classic example of how deceiving the record books can be. Everyone who is experiencing today thinks it's a brutal day -- daytime temps stuck in the 30s, overcast, biting winds, rain/sleet/snow, etc........and yet, because it was 60 degrees at midnight it will go in the books as a way above average temperature day ha. This effect is even more pronounced as you head south through the mid-atlantic, as @Itstrainingtime alluded to.

I have to be close to 1/2" here in Tuckahoe. While we did not get a blockbuster this winter, events early in December, long impact duration event in January and close it out with a March snow. I have to give this winter, based on expectations going in, a solid B.

this is your moment^

Now that was a fun drive from wrok. Moderate to heavy snow, low visibility, and whitening of ground as I got closer to home.

To no one's surprise here in NC, i heard that there were at least some flakes flying in the air today in Roxboro as the line moved through.

MKE hoisted a watch for SE Wisconsin. I thought they’d wait it out a bit longer but due to the potential for heavy impacts it’s understandable. The MKE area will probably vary pretty widely county by county. I do not envy the forecasters on this one. Going to be an interesting few days here in Kenosha trying to figure this one out.

favorable snow angle.

If that most recent run of the Euro is to be believed, some of those areas that get over half an inch in WI and MI get 6-12 or more inches of heavy wet snow on top of it with the wind. If that happens, that would be catastrophic, including in some areas that were affected by last year and yesterday. I would rather have the straight 20 inches of snow here than deal with ice and then snow like that.

Drove through the industrial park yesterday

Yeah, the high temperature for the month of January was 57 (on January 14). The ground is easily cold enough following that to get a snow accumulation with a mid-January sun angle. That's simply not happening today after the 83-degree high temps the last few days and a mid-March sun angle.

Agreed. I remember lots of 70 degrees growing up in Hampton Roads with rain to snow from a frontal passage, but never this drastic. Pretty cool.

Lots of virga or at least intensity levels much less than implied by radar in this area...

Snowing here

Taken at 2pm...

Monday afternoon/night will be wild too but prob just Thunderstorms but big temp drop again

Best dynamics were and are down in the middle Atlantic.

Back to just spitting flakes again.

The “ground is too warm for snow to accumulate” crowd just can’t stop taking giant L’s

not sure if this old Intellicast ptype is right but if so... it's cat paws or wet snow or virga

big flakes coming down. reminds me of the start of the late feb blizzard.

That was humbling. So, it can snow and accumulate a few hours after it's been 75 degrees the entire night prior to the snow starting the next day around noon, in the middle of March, with a temp above freezing. My grass is covered and the trees are hanging heavy with snow. Wtf lol

Ah yes, right across from the Conewago Trail where my wife and I often walk. I know exactly where you were.