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das

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  1. Greetings from the Champlain Valley. Not sure I’d call this a white Christmas but it’s better than 100% brown.
  2. Nope. 0.5" in Clarksburg. All rain and IP for the last 7 hours.
  3. 0.5” will be the total here in Clarksburg unless something dramatically changes. Pouring rain at 32.7°F.
  4. Bleh. Rain/sleet mix in Clarksburg. 32.8°F/33°F.
  5. Confirmed! 35.1°F / 26°F here at onset.
  6. The cutoff was real. This is from 30,000ft as I was approaching the Mason Dixon line:
  7. I hope so. I'll dig it up when I get home. First time using these cams so I hope I set it up right.
  8. First bluebird sky starting to peek out. Can't wait to get home this evening.
  9. Those are lifetime memories you are creating for your son. Good job training him up in the ways that are good and right!!!
  10. 13.2" was the total for me in Clarksburg. @ka60 just up the road may have had a bit more as he is usually a tic or two higher than me (Clarksburg ranges from 550' to 810' ASL). 7.2" from the WAA+coastal part of the storm and 6.0" from the ULL.
  11. I can confirm @Ka60‘s 12.5” total. I asked my roommate (who HATES the snow) to go stick my 12” ruler into the snow on the back deck and let me know what the snowdepth was and she flatly said to me, “it disappeared, you’ll have to find it yourself when you get here tomorrow”. LOL.
  12. 30 dBZ returns still over Clarksburg. Incredible.
  13. I think I prefer this over a more vertically stacked or phased system since it equals 30 hours of snow. Same basic foot of snow but very different delivery.
  14. I like to use this loop to see the subsidence on the back end of storms coming through. Sure, it's composite but that's helpful in seeing the non (or very light) precip features. It's helpful for the back edge hallucinations that are created by the spine of the mountains to our west as well since LWX radar does not typically see over the ridge tops but KRLX and KBPX can see what's over there. https://www.atmos.washington.edu/~ovens/wxloop.cgi?radar_us_full+/2h/
  15. Check your math, big guy. Western extent is still expanding west.
  16. Latest obligatory deck pic from Casa de das:
  17. Excellent! If u get a total later tonight, can u PM it to me? I don’t land at DCA until 7am tomorrow so I’ll miss measuring when it’s done. Oh, and, you will get dumped on over the next hour. Fun.
  18. One of my favorite cams in Upper MoCo in Germantown. Looking south on 270 from the AWS (weatherbug) HQ building. Realtime Link: https://cameras-cam.cdn.weatherbug.net/AWSHQ/2019/01/13/011320191548_l.jpg
  19. @Ka60 howdy! You have a total for Clarksburg yet? Looks like it’s coming down again. F19D87CD-A651-4CD8-BCB1-C7EB32CE40FB.MP4
  20. Clarksburg is getting deathbanded. 25.7°F/26°F, winds from the SSE at 3mph. 6E42FC48-8156-4955-919C-1605AA69DFDA.MP4
  21. A walk in the snow, sleet, freezing rain, etc..., spent laughing at inexperienced people walking around like penguins and sometimes accompanied by the shoveling of snow into ridiculously tall piles that glaciate till June.
  22. Confirmed in upper MoCo too. Last light in Clarksburg: and, the obligatory deck pic: I have this one set to time lapse thru midnight Sunday. Should be fun to watch WAA—>coastal—>ULL.
  23. This is your first legit snow here, isn’t it? If so, congrats. Next 6 weeks or so should be fun for you.
  24. Ha. I remember that. I lived there as a kid in the 80’s. The golf course provided for some epic sled runs.
  25. About 6”. That’s the webcam from Clarksburg at sunset this evening.
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