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We have TOO long for this to reverse trends! Seen it so many times! We get sucked in, and then... Well a picture is worth a 1000+ words in the Mid Atlantic and weather models! But if it trends better and better, well then I like this winter already!

Really... Hype

0.86 from the rain this storm

I only start sloppy flooding rainstorm threads... No one likes them...

I am trying to have some nightmares of deja vu from last year with storms or south. I'm sure this is going to change quite a bit over the next week but it's a little bit interesting

Brrr and coming east --> Taken from Ryan Maue post

Bernie Rayno is starting to speak about a storm.. he is rightly speaking of climo areas of interior New England for any chances of snow. You never know, but you know Climo, so you kinda know!

1.10" yesterday and .61" so far today - Yearly total is 56.93"

Very good discussion @showmethesnow

Always the storm after the storm... Lol

We just need a continuous set of storminess, which has not been too difficult this year. I think we had one dry set right in July and then never looked back. Timing means everything and the more opportunities we have, the better. We get some blocking to slow the cold exit.... we get the snow. We do not need any storm in 10 days to make me feel we do not have good signs! There are so many good signs every Met, outside the NWS, has been pointing to a snowy winter.. that is PLENTY of signs!

I am just about to pass 56 inches for the year! This is insane! .78 so far today and still counting. 55.98" for the year!

Snow is never a super easy thing so you have to take what you get. The flip. In 89 may have been the Nino that came on strong at the beginning of 1990 if I remember correctly. We can't control the weather so let it be and enjoy every flake no matter when...

Even in Richmond, we had a sleety snowy mess cover the ground. 89 was a stange year down there. Most snow in December and bitter cold. That was the FL to Myrtle Beach white Christmas year. January it flipped warm and never went back. https://www.weather.gov/ilm/ChristmasSnow1989

Probably should have been more specific. I have a Zero Turn mower. I get under the mowing deck and scrape off all the grass that may have stuck to it, sharpen the blades, change the oil, and then make sure I use Stabil gas stabilizer in the gas and run it for 10 minutes. I also power wash it (only time I get the whole thing wet). Then I pull the snow blower and generator out and start them. Pull the mower deep into the garage and put the snow blower and generator in front of it. All done! I do the same for the Lawnmower. You can also drain all the gas, but I just put some Stabilizer in it and run it for a bit, clean the grass from underneath, sharpen the blade, and change the oil. That is winterizing!

Wow is it! Winterizing the lawnmower today. Maybe the hose bibs by next weekend!

That was intense earlier out this way. A lot still happening to the east! 1.34" here

Super heavy band! Dropped almost an inch here in the last 45 mins. Still coming down.. between me and Leesburg, that line looks INTENSE!

That is not good. Looks like we got Nino

Something new for winter. Snow squall warnings https://www.weather.gov/safety/winter-snow-squall