mattie g

11/30: Mix of sleet and light rain for a couple hours before switching to light cold rain.

12/2: Mix early in the morning before flipping to hard, cold rain.

12/5: 2.25”. 2” in the man event and 0.25” later that evening/overnight.

12/13: 1.25”

1/17-18: T - An hour or so of sleet/flurries on the 17th and very light snow on the 18th

1/25: 9.25" - 5" of snow overnight followed by all-day pounding sleet

2/7: 0.25” - Clipper? Frontal passage?

2/22-2/23: 3.25" Rain flipped to a decent snow

3/2: 1.00"

3/12: 1.50" Really impressive flip to heavy snow after cold front bombed through (40-degree drop in 24 hours)

Running Total: 18.75”

Still haven’t gotten touched here in Burke. The line is moving NNE and not quite glancing us, though that little “bow” to the south should do the trick.

2 hours ago, WxUSAF said:

I’ve always done gym workouts or cardio, etc, but what made the most difference to just how I feel was starting to do 10-20 mins of yoga each morning a few years ago. Took aches and pains down 80% or more. Also helped limit the injuries that kept stopping gym routines. Has helped me be able to lose 10-15lbs.

I’ve been talking about trying out yoga for quite a while now. I’ve never been particularly flexible (though athletic), and I’m thinking it can help my golf game.

My wife (who is obviously a very good listener ) just got me a three-week trial at a local studio for my birthday, so I’m going to give it a whirl.

Drove by the closest gas station to my house today. A gallon of gas has gone up exactly $1.00 in the past 10 days.

That sucks.

28 minutes ago, TSSN+ said:

Kids get off early for probably nothing. Even better than a busted snow/ice that turns out to be rain haha 

Let me ask you a question. If you’re an administrator in a local school district, would you keep the kids in school or would you send them home early? Think long and hard about what the outcomes of these decisions could be and the risk in making one decision or the other, as well as the benefits and drawbacks of both.

We were supposed to take off from DCA 45 minutes ago, but we’ve had to wait to be de-iced due to the less than an inch they got here. Meanwhile, my family is spamming me with reports and videos about the storm in South Jersey.

Yay!

10 hours ago, mattie g said:

Personally? I’ve been down this road too many times. Warm temps hold on a smidge longer and rates don’t make up for it. We flip to white rain and end up with an inch of slush on the grass after the sun goes down.

I guess the fact that I have to travel at the ass crack tomorrow morning doesn’t help.

3 minutes ago, MN Transplant said:

Surprised you are still that warm.  I’m 31.1.  Do have to say, this is still low ratio stuff.

I go by the closest weather underground reporting station, which is less than a mile away and always seems pretty reliable.

We piled up early on but it’s just not accumulating much right now.

What’s funny is that it’s still coming down pretty good here, but it’s melting almost as fast as it’s falling because it’s 33 degrees.

It’s a little frustrating to get texts from my family in South Jersey hearing about how they’re already getting clobbered, but the fact that I need to get out on a 7:00 am flight tomorrow eases that pain a little bit. If I didn’t have that flight out, I might have been on tilt by now.

1 minute ago, stormtracker said:

Feel better about not coming home now. 

It wouldn’t have been worth being upset about missing unless the storm ended up 75 miles west.

It’s coming down nicely here in Burke, but it’s not as if we’re getting clobbered.

Just now, Solution Man said:

First to catch and stay with the idea of a big storm. Just so happens it missed the bullseye by 50-100 miles.

Went into the Rec Center for swim practice at 4:45 with no accumulations yet and came out at about 6:15 with nearly 1” on the cars. Fun drive home from Annandale to Burke!

3 minutes ago, Wetbulbs88 said:

Rates are fine now. At least moderate rain, at times heavy. 

Sorry your backyard sucks.

1 minute ago, Wetbulbs88 said:

It's unclear how folks like 45 miles SE of me are getting snow. 

Not a single flake. Temperature steady at 37-38 the entire day. 

I failed to take into account the rain to snow transition, which always happens far later than models depict.

Hoping we break 3". Expectations very low now. 

Because they're getting heavier rates and resulting dynamic cooling.

36 in Burke (325') and in the process of flipping to snow, even with relatively light rates.

Just now, aldie 22 said:

This batch is accumulating

I don’t even know where the hell you live anymore.

1 minute ago, aldie 22 said:

Literally every meteorologist who posts on here said today was an all day snoozer until after 5pm. Why are all you easties jumping ship? Boo hoo you're not getting 10"...or are you?

Personally? I’ve been down this road too many times. Warm temps hold on a smidge longer and rates don’t make up for it. We flip to white rain and end up with an inch of slush on the grass after the sun goes down.

I guess the fact that I have to travel at the ass crack tomorrow morning doesn’t help.

37 and moderate rain.

Eagerly anticipating my blizzard.

10 minutes ago, mappy said:

Not hiding much but please do try to add more than just all caps posts and holy fck 

This storm likes to tuck

I’m less concerned about flying out on Monday morning due to snow than I am with wind.

Ugh…

33 minutes ago, nw baltimore wx said:

Like an old man resisting diapers?

Keep politics out of this thread!

2 hours ago, stormtracker said:

You're in a better spot than I am...at least you don't have to make the call to cancel before any potential event happens.

When we get 37”, I’ll be stuck at home until after my scheduled presentation on Wednesday.

1 hour ago, stormtracker said:

My flight leaves at 12:35pm tomorrow. I need this resolved by 12z.  I've already told the bf that if other models hop on board by 11:30, I'm going right the fuck back home.

My flight to Vegas leaves at 7:00 am on Monday. Yay?