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Even with significant changes, seems a rather cold Christmas Day is coming into focus, no matter the set up.

I guess no one has looked at the Euro?

RDU to Greensboro little jackpot there. Nice.

2 hours ago, losetoa6 said:

It's a weather board.  It's still a bit of winter to go .It's what we do here . Track weather  its  not  a Corona board or political board.

Met winter is over. There are 68 hours of astronomical winter left. The window you're citing is during Springtime. It. is. over. 

Met winter is over. In 8 days, astro winter will be too. Thank god. 

3 hours ago, Ji said:

our first legit snow threat all winter and nobdy is posting on it

DC folks are mostly out of this. Best of luck to the forest-dwellers.

Cherry blossoms are zooming through the bloom stages. Thinking they get there before the 27th.

7 minutes ago, WinterWxLuvr said:

How’s our next snowstorm looking. Are the probability maps looking good?

How anyone could experience a day like today with 70s, flowers blooming, birds chirping, etc. and want it to snow is beyond me. Sunset after 7pm. Cold beer. Spring.

Today is magical 

People are confused. There have been 100,000 cases total. Of those, over 50,000 have recovered.

Lots and lots of blooming going on around DC right now. Strong sun. Really felt like Spring out there today.

2 hours ago, psuhoffman said:

Won’t matter much.  Even with blocking most days in April will be warm. Maybe we get a few days of 40s but most days will be 50+ early April and 60+ after April 15th even in a -NAO. 

Even when we get snow in April it’s often 50+ the day before and after. Sustained cold is very unlikely. 

50+ in April in DC proper would be considerably below normal. We're in the mid-60s trending toward 70+ on average in April.

HAPPY SPRING!

Winter ends today. Good riddance.

March 8 might as well be June in DC proper. Sun angle will scorch earth by then.

TWO DAYS UNTIL MET SPRING!!!!

GFS likes a lot of 60s and 70s after next week. Spring has sprung.

Wait, why can't we start a March thread?

1 hour ago, Ji said:

I'm at peace with this winter now. All we can do is laugh. And we can still get good snow even in late march but whatever happens it was enjoyable to learn lot of new concepts

 

 

You, not we. The snow season pretty much ends for DC proper March 1.

First week of March is setting up to get the bloom cycles well underway 

1 minute ago, BristowWx said:

ECG beats IAD, BWI and DCA.  Well that’s a fine kettle of fish. 

I bet it happens historically more than you think

Looks like next weekend coastal N.C. might score again! 
 

Salt squarely in the wound!

1 week!

8 minutes ago, wncsnow said:

I have talked to different folks in the triad, New Bern and Greenville and they are all below expectations. It's too early for a post mortem but I think this storm deserves some studying 

They already have 2 inches on the ground in Washington, NC.

2 minutes ago, wncsnow said:

It appears this storm will bust low for just about everyone. Places modeled to get 3 to 6 inches in eastern NC are getting half of that at best. Places like Norfolk and VA Beach barely have anything due to Easterly winds off of the ocean. Areas just east of the Blue Ridge got a dusting to an inch and even Asheville and Hendersonville had an inch or less when almost all modeling had them at 2 to 4 inches.

I'm curious as to precip amounts for these areas when all is said and done. Obviously lack of heavy precip hurt many NC areas but toasty boundary level temperatures were equally troublesome. The storm also seemed to be a bit weaker and further south than progged. 

It’s going to snow in eastern N.C. for another 6-8 hours. Lol.