paulythegun

You *DO* need one hard freeze in late March though. Gotta trick all the bugs into coming out and then just when they're ready to become annoying? Kill them all off.

It feels like every 3 years or so when the PV breaks down and we get a perfect track cold late April rain storm

Remember April 7, 2018? A decent amount of snow was modeled up until a couple days before the event. Then I believe it fizzled. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/capital-weather-gang/wp/2018/04/04/snow-chances-for-saturday-remain-but-the-accumulation-forecast-is-complicated/

Every couple weeks, I do a google news for "polar vortex" for Lols. here's a sampling: Death of Polar Vortex showing when winter will lose its grip on Michigan https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/death-polar-vortex-showing-winter-221130257.html Polar Vortex: New York Under Threat Of Multiple March Snowstorms https://hudsonvalleypost.com/polar-vortex-to-bring-multiple-snowstorms-in-new-york-next-month/

So much juice

That was like 1.5"+ QPF in the form of sleet on top of 4-8" of snow with temps in the teens followed by record cold. Once in a generation thing.

Precip max between 10am and 1pm. can't catch a break.

Just ran out into the middle lane of the Beltway to take a measurement. Just a trace.

Light snow into puddles in NE DC. Not sticking to anything, local station has 35/34

When does the diabetic cooling start?

Haha ok, on it. Plus it's hrrr, who cares?

Compared to 18z, 00z HRRR is a MASSIVE jump east.

Thank you for this. People act like the storm is going to call up the Pacific Ocean tomorrow and ask it what to do. Nina/nino has a marginal impact on long wave patterns, not storms wobbling a little to the east or west

Dropped the high end scenarios too

Snow totals lowered