Eskimo Joe

His quote was taken out of context. He said at a conference earlier this week that, "I'd rather be in Chicago", meaning he was worried the primary low was going to cut further west and persist longer than the guidance was initially forecasting. Ultimately, he was right.

This is how you get two to three feet of snow.

Per @wxmeddler, looks like the freezing rain is showing up on the mesonet with several wind readings going to 0 mph. Probably from ZR locking up the anemometers.

18z NAMNEST hits Baltimore metro tomorrow AM with wrap around

This is infinitely better than 12" of snow that melts off in 4 days.

You have trains. It's acceptable. My outside decorations are still up just for the snow.

Honestly, this storm is so unique that it's been fun to experience. I'm not at all sad that it's a snow/ice event. We don't get these kind of setups too often.

Can confirm through some OEM colleagues that snowflakes are trying to mix back in across Loudoun and Prince William counties.

Everyone laughed at him, so he worked the NAM up to screw us

Unlikely. The mid levels are cooked.

Not having a winter for almost ten years helps.

Chili, a wood fire, football, and a good Belgian beer is all you need.

Northeast winds really start to crank on the eastern shore. Maybe the coastal is kicking in a bit quicker?