MN Transplant

For a single event, I guess I’d go with the January snow since it was only the 2nd time in 6 years that we had 6”+ on the ground. And it stuck around forever unlike the Feb snow which was gone in two days. Really though, the story was the complete lack of precip from about mid-July forward.

The whiplash between best since 2017 and 77th overall is depressing

Maybe a pedantic clarification, but the Euro isn't necessarily showing snow here because of a north trend. What it is doing is swinging a more potent vort through OH into our region which helps with the lift needed for a minor accumulation. The other models don't have that feature or are weaker.

Anytime the Packers lose, it is a good day.

Mammoth is apparently doing well via Jebman, but I didn't realize how awful the season has been so far in Colorado. Only a fraction of runs open at the resorts and way below normal snowpack.

Light sleet, melting immediately

There were favored areas, and it wasn’t us

0.12” so far. Meh

Might have happened then too, but I'm definitely thinking of one from prior to the Feb 6th, 2010 storm.

DGEX. If only for the one run in 2010 where it nearly ran out of colors for the snow over us.

The airports in the -8 to -9 range more than halfway through the month. Seriously legit.

You weren't kidding, what an inversion last night. IAD at 23 and my low was 35. I'm not sure when I've ever been up on DCA by 7 degrees for a low. On the MD Mesonet, the warmest site was Frostburg at nearly 2300'.

Models had it pegged that it would be flat overnight as the overall airmass moderated. My 14.2 low was at 12:39am.

19.6 and the wild is howling

QPF was good around here, but it should have been a bigger warning sign that Kucera was less than 10:1.