mattie g

I agree. I don’t think we get skunked that bad this year, but it does burn a little to see folks not far away get off to a flying start. I had to drop my relative misery in there for all to see. Yeah...the kids did have fun in what fell. I always have to remind myself that kids just revel in what’s in front of them - they don’t care about models or correlation coefficient or any of that. Just pure, unadulterated fun. It really is great when you see kids enjoying themselves right now. We’re lucky in that we have a “pod” of families with kids around the same age as ours who have been playing together for months now, and (knock on wood) we’ve been OK to this point. But there’s just something so special about kids playing in the snow...

Philadelphia International Airport is about 10 miles SSW of Center City.

Philadelphia International Airport is about 10 miles SSW of Center City.

Meh

F them

It means there was a small jackpot SW of Fredericksburg and that the southern Delmarva is currently getting bay-effect snow.

Been there before. It really sucks.

Subsidence is a bitch. Anyone in the New England forum melting down over this?

They should move south.

1:1 ratios. Nice. We know how to snowstorm...

Picked up 0” of snow overnight. Congrats, Binghamton?

Scratch that - it’s all sleet now.

Raining in Burke. Dang...just a little coating to end the day would be nice.

Ah sh*t, man, I’m so incredibly sorry. They’re such an integral part of our families...to lose them suddenly is so hard.

105 OH beers for me. Yikes!

And now that I’m home in Burke it’s 33 and rain, too...though the trees and shrubs are definitely icy and there’s a whole lot more slush on the ground.

Drove to Other Half brewing in Northeast DC to pick up an order. 33 and driving rain.

True. But I don’t think I’ve ever been more excited a out the prospect of my kids playing in the snow than I was for today. My wife made sure that they got out while the gettin’ was good. She’s a keeper!

You tell ‘em!

Yeah...it’s cool and all, but it’s so goddamn depressing. Let us just enjoy what’s falling and pretend that we don’t know that the flip is exactly 9.23 miles away. F off with that noise.

Hey everyone...I heard the correlation coefficient radar is showing the mix line creeping up on most everyone. Congrats!!

It’s nearing time for the woods-dwellers to be the lone positive posters in the thread.

Most of us don’t know what those maps mean!

Your location is so iffy for this one - it sucks. I’m watching the snow in DC and expecting that home will flip within 30 minutes of when it flips here. I just hate that seeing CC will kill that feeling of elation at snow coming down because you know precisely when it’ll stop. I get that people think it’s neat, but for those on whose doorstep the flip is awaiting it’s not so cool.

Correlation coefficient radar is the biggest f’ing buzzkill.