RockabilyJunior

I've seen this movie before. It's too warm and the flip won't happen. If it does happen nothing will stick. If it does stick it will only be on grassy surfaces. If by some miracle it even sticks a little on the roads, we aren't getting more than a very slushy inch anywhere. I hope I'm wrong ...

I wasn't following over the weekend and now I am very confused. Is it snowing tomorrow? It seems way too warm. Do we expect any accumulation?

What's the time frame exactly on snow. When do we expect the heaviest (is it now?) and when will it end. When Norlun band supposed to set up and when will we know if it looks like it is setting up where it is currently forecast to be?

Snowing in Baltimore. Roads caved immediately. I have a good feeling about this one ...

Late Jan - March 2015 was for me the most wintry stretch of weather I have experienced in this area. There have been stretches with more total snowfall, and more frequent snowfall, but in that stretch we had fairly frequent snow, 1 or 2 fairly large snowfalls, and it was extremely cold. There was more or less snow covering the ground for 1-2 months. I'm thrilled to see that this storm looks like it might over-perform, but I am skeptical with these norlun type events. The last two that were forecast for this region, I think one was in 2018-2019, gave me a little dusting and in-laws in the NJ suburbs of Philadelphia got 6 inches. I think this may have even happened twice that year. But I wouldn't be surprised if either Baltimore DC or both bust big on this one ... I hope I am wrong though.

I just measured 3.5 inches of snow on the deck here, just north of the Baltimore city line, south of Towson. We have 3.5 inches. The most I've had since I moved here was two 4 inch snowfalls 2 years ago so I would love if we beat that! It's already sticking on the roads more than anything I've seen since the 2016 blizzard which I care about more than total snowfall, so for me this has been awesome!!

I'm between Baltimore and Towson and it's currently 25.3 ºF in my front yard supposedly. The forecast low was for 29 ºF. My yard tends to run a little cool though not quite that much ... I would be happy if we had a surprise inch of snow even if it all melts away shortly after.

I posted this a few days ago. I tried to be positive in my outlook then, but for anyone who is new here, my sense from the experienced meteorologists here is that you should smooth, maybe even aggressively, whatever forecast models are showing with climatology averages.

There is still plenty of time for things to change, but about 12-24 hours before a snowfall, if I see snow maps like the ones posted above, this is what they actually mean .... We need a nice 50-100 mile shift for this to be of real interest, and there is still plenty of time for that.

The smell at my house in Baltimore was worse than anything I smelled over the summer. The air looks pretty hazy too.

40.8 was the low this morning in my yard at the north border of Baltimore city. It felt like there could have been a frost but I guess we're not quite there yet.

Can confirm. Just barely south of Towson and I had 4 inches exactly just before I went to bed at 3:25am as the death band was starting to wind down. It looks like we got another 30 min-1h of fairly good rates after that so 4.5 is what I think we have outside here.

Northern Edge of Baltimore City here. I just measured around 3.5-3.75 inches as the death band arrived.

It's been crazy. I saw the first flakes at 1 am and I just measured almost 2 inches outside. At this rate we might be pushing 4-5 around here.