pazzo83

i know that area well - there aren't a lot of places at the elevation of Wintergreen's lodge etc (top of the mountain) where you'd have a lot of people measuring snow, unless they were hiking around Humpback Rock etc. Plenty of places around there up to DCA got 1+" of liquid equivalent, so it's not unreasonable if it was all snow. Plus, that area always gets blitzed during coastal storms. Hurricanes too - Sherando (on the other side of the mountain from Wintergreen) has gotten 20+" of rain from landfalling hurricanes. Also - I definitely remember rmcwahoo - so this isn't a new poster.

lol Same

should be a min number of posts before you can dole those out.

lol

do you think it's gonna be weird on teams between the American and Canadian players?

let's hope we don't slide like sometimes happens after All Star breaks (and this was longer).

lol DCA will likely finish with below normal snowfall.

DCA coming in just shy of 1" of precip (liquid) - so we had a good amount, just was too warm for a lot of it.

yeah I probably have 200+ feet on you, roads caved here a long time ago.

DCPS is 2 hrs late!

snowing pretty good in upper NW

SNE usually wins out. Learned this many, many times living in NYC.

express lanes have about 0.5"

as usual, you and I are pretty close. looks like that here.

I mean this looks pretty good for DC?

elevation

32.5F now - roads will prob start caving soon

every time lol

you gotta get up here in the highlands!

does seem like NW DC (west of the park), N Arlington, western Fairfax are on the eastern edge of the decent rates.

where are you? sticking to everything here.

are you close to Chain Bridge? Looks similar here (Tenleytown, around 380-390 ft).

I was at 0.41" before the change over.

mod- heavy snow - NW DC.

regardless of the snow - we have quietly gotten several inches of precip over the past few weeks. Helping big time.