Steve25

In all seriousness EJ, if you're of the mindset that it's not worth discussing until it's 5 days out, you really should take Bob's advice and take a break until next week at least. I've done it, and it does help clear my head and then when I come back, there's fun stuff to discuss in a much closer range. We know there won't be anything wintry in the next 5 days, so maybe this is the perfect time. Also to the rest of you, thanks for driving into the long range with these intelligent breakdowns. I don't have the knowledge of you guys, but I pick up bits and pieces of information.

Anyone have content from that epic week in 2010? I could use it right about now lol

Credit to some of those models that get mocked like the CMC and NAM that I feel did a pretty nice job with this storm!

To be honest, as frustrating as it is to compare our 4-6 inches to the 8+ inches others are getting, I still would never call this storm a dissapointnent! For the majority of the week we were saying 1-3 inches was the best bet. Most of us made out better than that and had enough snow to shovel and go out and enjoy.

That's true, the desire to have what's so close to us is frustrating, but putting it in perspective, this was still a success for us and hopefully the start of a very fun pattern.

That might just be the most frustrating thing ever. You look at radar and see great rates right over you and then you look out the window to see flurries.

Man...I was feeling good about getting 4.5 inches out of this until I saw all of you up near 10. Are any of you near Baltimore? That would be the ultimate punch to the gut lol.

Looks like I'm coming in a loser from this evening stuff. I'm in Baltimore but I've got nothing but the occasional flurries. My total has stood at 4.5 inches. It's looked like the heavy bands have been on my doorstep for hours but just aren't getting here. Does anyone know the last official measurements at BWI?

Measuring about 4.5 inches in the grass, with an inch less on the pavement in Baltimore. Not sure if I should be expecting more accumulation throughout the day.

I'm north of Baltimore City and I'm still getting moderate snow with big flakes. I looked at radar a few hours ago and figured it was almost over. I must literally be right on the edge of the snow.

Is it ridiculous that I'm worried about falling asleep because I don't want to wake up to brighter skies and melting/compacting snow in the late morning? It's one of my nightmare scenarios whenever there's overnight snow.

Trying to keep myself up because I don't want to miss what may be the best part of this storm. I don't know if I'll make it.

Near Baltimore City, I'm probably somewhere around 3" on the grass. I will say though, roads look like they're going to be okay. Even my side road was getting white but salt truck cleared it right up. I have to imagine the main roads are fine.

I'm the same way!

Very fine flakes just starting in Parkville. Just Northeast of Baltimore City.