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Back door cold front season this spring gonna be interesting. Those depressing misty 45 degrees days, knowing its like 70 in Philly and 80 in DC.

Hopefully the clouds get out my way soon before we blast to 40 again.

Ya'll can make threads for wimpy events in the southern part of the larger subforum. Don't think anyone would delete them.

Charleston WV is getting blasted this morning. Too bad all the moisture will be wrung out before getting to us

What do you mean? Like edit the title?

Still snowing hard Marshall land

BOX still not really impressed. I think they might go higher.

Gfs rains lol. Mid week.

coming down good right now

The mets this morning and last night all had the 2-4 3-6 but they all hedged their forecasts. Daybreak should be interesting here on the coast.

Can just "Richmond Metro/Hampton Roads Area Discussion" add other threads? Do we have the ability with technology?

I think some of the finger lakes are actually much deeper than Erie.

Was hoping to whiten up the pack a bit

12z herpes looks like GFS…maybe not quite as wild but same idea

Bufkit cobb runs 17-1 for an entire event i would hit a .5 x 17 8.5" over a foot in the JP area congrats RAY?

This is becoming a non starter out my way with each run, bummer

High temps? Most of the lower el SNE sites start pushing 40° for max temp climo around then.

Same reason the great South Bay freezes but the Long Island sound doesn’t. Sound is much deeper

FXUS61 KLWX 061537 AFDLWX Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC 1037 AM EST Fri Feb 6 2026 .WHAT HAS CHANGED... Extreme Cold Warning has been expanded to DC Metro area and Anne Arundel County, with Cold Weather Advisories expanded across the rest of central Virginia. SPSs (plus commuting hazard along I-95 corridor) have been issued for snow showers through the evening commute. && .KEY MESSAGES... - 1) Near-Blizzard conditions expected in the Alleghenies late this morning through Saturday morning - 2) Extreme cold and strong winds will result in dangerous wind chills this weekend. - 3) Temperatures should start to increase on Monday, with a chance for mixed precipitation later in the week. && .DISCUSSION... KEY MESSAGE 1...Near-Blizzard conditions expected in the Alleghenies late this morning through Saturday morning. Morning Update: Snow showers are already noted on KLWX making their way east of the Alleghenies, with snow observed around Hagerstown and over the Shenandoah Mountains. There has also been some freezing drizzle reported just west of our forecast area in southwest PA and WV. A Special Weather Statement has been issued along and west of the Blue Ridge and Central VA for a dusting to around 1 inch of snow possible as these showers increase in coverage this afternoon. Brief periods of heavy snow are possible with the strongest showers. Additionally, a Winter Commuting Hazard Statement has been issued along the I-95 corridor for this afternoon as these showers move through. The higher accumulating snow totals look to be over central VA and west of the Blue Ridge. The northern Blue Ridge (Shenandoah NP) could end up with 1-2" of snow. ... KEY MESSAGE 2...Extreme cold and strong winds will result in dangerous wind chills this weekend. Morning Update: The Extreme Cold Warning has been expanded south to the DC Metro Area and Anne Arundel County. This is due to the prolonged nature of wind chills at and below zero, as well as the coldest wind chills right around -10F Saturday morning. We cannot stress enough how dangerous these wind chills will be for anyone outside for a prolonged period of time. Frostbite can occur in as little as 30 minutes on exposed skin. It is recommended you limit your time outdoors on Saturday, and if you do go outdoors be sure to dress in multiple layers and cover most, if not all, exposed skin (especially your face, ears, and hands). Additionally, the wind chills are now expected to get down to or just below 0 degrees in all of Central VA, so the Cold Weather Advisory has been expanded to cover that area.

That’s prob a lot of low end warning snow on GFS for eastern half of SNE. Don’t think I’d go quite that bullish but there will def be spots that see low end warning imho.

33 years ago a setup that had some similarities to this weekend, synoptics of the snow were not the same, was more a weak surface feature forming as the arctic boundary came south. 2-5 inches fell, mostly from the CT coast/NJ/NY border south with little north of there. Forecast was T-1 inch and it just kept snowing til like 3-4pm. Setup looked like one that was a classic below 0 setup, but only HPN made it to 0. ISP got to 2. Airmass just was not quite cold enough aloft despite the snowpack. https://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/NARR/1993/us0206.php https://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/NARR/1993/us0207.php

I believe so yes, thats the last time I think to

Yea nice closeup. Sucks out here…I guess I should have bitched.

Is this the first of these new extreme cold warnings for the metros? My guess is last wind chill warnings might have been January 2018?

Flurries here in Smithsburg