Seeing the models evolve over the last 24 hours has me haunted by the Boxing Day storm of 2010. I was a bit younger then and don’t remember all of the details, but I do remember a snow shield essentially bypassing MD west of the bay as it hit VA, swung east around MD and then swung back to hit areas to the northeast. Someone please tell me that this is not going to happen with this storm.
6.8 inches here (Northwestern HoCo) before the sleet mixed in. Now, mostly sleet and 13 degrees. With a couple of inches of sleet to go, should get close to or top the 9 inch mark for total frozen.
Steady snow here for the last 2 hours. Radar not as generous just to my north. Living on the edge can be dangerous. Hoping to cash in here in Western HoCo with banding.
Look at the snow fall distribution. The Euro must really be feeling the effects from the developing 50/50 low/convergence. This "squashes" the snow fall from NE to SW. We will see over the next 12 -24 hours as the 50/50 low sets up if the perceived effect of the 50/50 low is being over-estimated allowing heavier snow to creep more northeast.
Ravens outgained the Steelers and exhibited a defense that bent, but did not really break. However, as frequently happens, the Ravens beat themselves (this time with missed field goals, penalties, and very costly turnovers). I don’t know if it’s the coaching, talent, or poor practice routines. Really good teams don’t beat themselves.