Jandurin

amazing walk in the woods.

I am satisfied.

Deep enough to get snow into my boots 

Pretty sure it has to be over 5" of new snow but no idea the actual number

Just now, 87storms said:

Lightening up quite a bit here for now.  Looks like the models targeting moco/hoco (aka precip magnets) were spot on.

Yeah this is the kind of event I always get the max. Love it.

Definitely over 4" on my previously shoveled driveway in Derwood.

Beautiful out there. Tomorrow is going to be frigid.

Can't believe we're getting both snowstorms this week.

Been snowing awhile. I don't actually remember the last time it snowed during the day.

See you next winter!

50 minutes ago, Its a Breeze said:

But like...why? When was the last time we saw snow on snow?

If the Monday/Tuesday and 20th event just bring an inch or two each, that's an absolute win....

if i can still see grass poking through the snow it didn't actually snow

3 minutes ago, GATECH said:

You know if the Euro turns around and paints us with snow you will be a hero......if it fails you are going to be burned at the stake.

u can't burn water

8 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

I hope I'm wrong, I do. But believe me...when Doctor No shuts the door it is emphatic. There's always more room .

It's going to steal future snow

1 minute ago, high risk said:

   The point, though, is that the heaviest rain and flooding potential are indicated by all guidance to arrive after schools would have dismissed at the regular time (and bus routes would have ended).

We already have standing water everywhere it does that here. It's like after a big storm but before it's started.

Flooding should be bad enough to warrant schools closing early

9 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

The people in the northeastern 1/3 of this forum could say the same thing to you.  You are evaluating the "pattern" of this winter based solely on the results at your specific location and then getting pissy with people who point out they have not had those same results.  You are using meso scale results to make broad general statements about the pattern.  

I wasn't pissy and you couldn't say that about me because that's not at all what I was saying. All I said is I don't remember a single storm getting "drier" as it came in, whether it hit us or not.

Fin. Final. Stop putting words into my mouth.

Just now, osfan24 said:

It wasn't. The point was made that no storms have been drier than expected in ages. When all models give you far more qpf than you receive, that is drier than expected. If models showed you were going to get six inches of rain and you got four, that's a very wet storm but it's still drier than expected. I don't know why this is such a hard concept to understand, but I'm just going to drop it now because it's not really on topic and it's dumb and meaningless.

lol you really can't think of areas that aren't your backyard can you

they had flood warnings i'm pretty sure in the south

it got reaped

4 minutes ago, leesburg 04 said:

You guys act like there haven't been winters or storms where our area gets screwed...its not on purpose...I promise 

Like last winter, for example.

9 minutes ago, osfan24 said:

It performed fine snow-wise, but the point the poster made about there being no storms drier than anticipated in ages needed to be called out when the last storm was basically half the qpf models showed.

Except the storm was wet as heck so what are you talking about?

21 minutes ago, North Balti Zen said:

Thanks for the advice from an area that has pretty much jacked and maximized every chance this year. There is a HUGE part of the forum where that has not happened. At all. And the last storm DID underperform with regard to the modeled QPF - the spigot turned off at noon when that unmodeled dry slot worked in. 

That's not the point at all. I said storms are wetter. That can be true even if you don't get snow.

you guys need to get your heads out of your yards

LMAO did you see the radar on the last storm it was exceptional. Just because it didn't rain/snow on your house as much it's not like it was "dry".

wow

????? what

I don't think a single storm has been drier than expected in ages. Maybe this is where our drought starts.

I remember March 2014

That's when I bought a Forester lol

Dang, that's a heck of a snowstorm

Right out of a movie

My bet is garbage