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Nope just barely south by probably a few miles. Crazy how that line didn’t sag and fell apart.

I haven’t had a drop yet today somehow. Will be interesting what happens with that east west blob and if it sinks south sooner than later.

Same.

Just over an inch here. Definitely some winners and losers with this one. Think I landed pretty much in the middle.

I’ve had about an inch or so total out of this system.

If this was 2 months ago, especially after nearly the past decade, I’d be looking for the nearest bridge to jump off of, lol.

D+? One decent storm and not much else. I missed out on the epic squall day, which might have been the coolest part of winter for some. That said, there were a bunch of days with snow showers or flurries, and the decent storm timed up well with cold air behind it for almost the entire month of January, so there was snow over for almost an entire month. February was just such a disappointment, and our third snowiest month has been just really windy and now warm and there is nothing to track. The season basically ended in late February in terms of tracking anything. It was probably a B- considering expectations heading in and given recent years, but it seemed like we missed some opportunities once it actually got going.

Flurries. Must have come down harder for a few minutes because I have a light dusting on sidewalk and it stuck to the street in spots as well.

Sad to hear Richmond is getting anything.

I thought the NAM wasn't even developed until after the January 2000 storm specifically because of that major model miss?

Saw there was a ton of posts in here and was wondering what in the world was going on. Can't say the number of posts matches the models lol.

Unless there is another -AO/-NAO upcoming, I don’t see much to get excited about. Either way, after this latest massive fail, the de amplification trend all winter plus the Route 50 South train tracks make it hard to get interested.

It’s naturally bound to happen in a forum that covers so much geographically, but where the large majority of those in the forum live in a relatively small area. Also, the region covers everything from the mountains to the coast, so it’s almost impossible that the entire region ever experiences the same results from a snowstorm.

The lack of self awareness is really something to behold.

It does.