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ok, friend! I sure hope so. . . we have been in the bullseye off and on. . . so I have my fingers crossed. 5=10 inches is great. . .hoping for the 10 up here

i was lurking on another forum- if the high is stronger coming out of the Tennessee Valley, will that bring up warmer-ish air and more moisture?

I can count on one hand the number of times I have been in the bullseye for snow. . . ok, I can count on one finger. But as a long time lurker and rare post-er, i know that being in the bullseye three days out isn't all that it might seem to be. Keep the good news coming, everyone. . .

Fabian was certainly worse. Loss of life did occur, sadly.

Humberto- a little research gives me this info: Gusts to 144 were measured with top sustained winds of 83 storm surge 2-4 feet. 11 medical calls. . .no serious injuries or loss of life My friends there mentioned A lot of downed trees, 80% of the island lost power, small boats damaged/sunk. . Mini tornadoes were reported, which didn't help. Bird population was especially hit hard. . . Roads were almost all made passable within 24 hours and people went to work So, yes, there was damage, Cat 2-3 is no joke. But, if any island is ready as they can be, it is Bermuda.

I have been to Bermuda 25 plus times over my lifeltime- a gorgeous island in every way. Most recently at the end of July. Their houses are all made of limestone from the foundation to the roof. They have a robust emergency preparation/response system. Not a lot of low-lying areas. They are better prepared to withstand a major hurricane than almost anywhere else and will experience minimal structural damage or loss of life (if any) Powerlines are all above ground, so that is the biggest problem they face and have in the past. No one likes not having power for any length of time for sure. Many Bermudians are stocking up appropriately, without panic. . . including an appropriate amount of dark rum, ginger beer, and limes for dark 'n stormies.

managed to have slalomed between the no-snow patches all day.

We have been so snow-starved. . . I had lost hope here in Crownsville. . .

Just drove to Wawa for coffee through the backroads around Herald Harbor.. . . Roads are hit or miss. Little over 3 inches. Coming down nicely now. North of Annapolis, South of BWI

Hello Everyone- Big time lurker. . . like big time. Thanks for keeping me and all my friends in the know. if you will indulge me, can I ask when the start time for the snow on Friday will be? Over night Thursday? Or Friday morning. Thanks much

Question. . . should Eastern AA county expect the highest winds before, during, or after the heaviest rains? And would that be over night Friday or more during daylight hours on Saturday?

accumulating on cars, grass, decks. Wind picking up

Looking forward to enough snow to cover the grass again. . . though it is still 52 here. . .

Just flipped to all rain

dropped a couple of degrees. . . sleet but now some snow mixing back in. . . cold is putting up a fight

30 degrees pouring sleet

flurries, then nothing, then flurries, then snow, then flurries, back to snow. 27 degrees

20/2 Herald Harbor

just North of Annapolis and South of Baltimore. . . tough stretch for us the last couple of years. Today I ran in a T shirt and shorts and hoping for the best tomorrow. . . 49/67

suddenly turned to snow in Crownsville. . .

so much sleet. . .so much treated roads have caved

Trying to catch up--- NAM stinks, no NAM is good, it is drying up, no models have held serve. GFS is going to screw us. . . maybe not. 3 inches of. . .snow? sleet? This is not a hobby for the faint of heart Quick question-- is this a miller A? Or maybe a miller A/B? I know we haven't had a classic Miller A for some time. . . still no cloud cover. . . 25/18.8

26/16

Freezing rain has give way to sleet. Wait. No. Back to freezing rain.

28 and freezing rain. . . last week I had 35 and got 3 inches of snow. . . that's pretty cool, I guess