caviman2201

Look at soundings though... lots of dry air at the BL... makes me wonder how much of that will actually hit the ground.

I'm having flashbacks to last year when the most amazing, epic pattern was 2 weeks away... until spring came.

We do this in the MIDATL... What's everyone drinking/munching on while binge watching TWC and refreshing sat shots? For me it's Paulaner Oktoberfest and peanut butter filled pretzel bites

Unfortunately, cloud storage ain't free... but this site is.

Man this blows... I'm supposed to take the family to Ocean City, MD next week and now i just don't know what to do... early week looks fine but after that it could be nothing, a breezy day or a hurricane sliding up the coast.

Do the tropical threads ever get the 'storm mode' treatment we get in the MIDATL forum? If not, it needs it...

Gorgeous dendrites ripping in Glen Burnie

Many have used the term to our significant others when they ask what the hell we're doing putting our boots and gloves on to go wander around in a snowstorm at midnight lmao

Pretty incredible that most of us are nearing or have already hit the minimum we were expecting just 2 days ago...

28 and just about 2" even in Glen Burnie on elevated surfaces like my truck's tonneau cover. Quiet, glowing... Only sounds are the crunch beneath my feet and the fatties hitting my coat hood. Beautiful out.

Light snow in Annapolis

Wow 6-8 up to BWI... LWX has to move WSWs up to AA, HoCo and FDK now. Prob Balt and Carroll too

As much as I'd like to vote for '83 since I supposedly began life during that storm (Born in Nov '83 )... Its hard to say between '96 and Snowmageddon 1... '96 was absolutely epic where I lived at the time in western HoCo right on Parr's Ridge... I think we measured around 32", but it was hard because the drifts were everywhere. There were several 5-6' drifts in my front yard. I LOVED Snowmageddon 1 because it dropped an obscene amount of snow, but also because it was an MA Special... SNE and NE were completely left out