MN Transplant

Agree. Good for those who are getting rates, but this is a big nothingburger. Maybe 0.3" so far.

Would need 2"/hr rates to close here.

You got it. Flipped to snow and it is starting to whiten. Gotta get under these yellows.

Yes it is. Sounds like a downpour.

It was baked in as soon as we all woke up.

Lightly snowing near the western DC Beltway. Not even close to collecting at 34.8 degrees.

Temp 37.0. Snowboard temp 36.3.

I don't see how this is more than a coating-1" around DC.

I'm just glad that it looks like the Bears whiffed again on a QB.

My main station is 4’ off the ground, so maybe a touch low. Anemometer is mounted on the roof line at about 10’, while acknowledging the impact of the house. 37/33.

High of 44, current 42. Remaining snowcover took a big hit today, but hopefully we can a least a couple tomorrow.

The Euro is an outlier.

I love how this is a thing.

It is shocking what happened to Darnold the last two weeks. He hasn’t had the zip on the ball and he’s been holding the ball even longer than normal. I think we might find out that he’s been playing injured. It does make the 2025 plan straightforward. It is JJ McCarthy’s team. The salary cap space can be used on the interior OL which has been a disaster since 2017.

Nightmares of playing in Philly the last time we had a journeyman QB…

12/24/24 - 0.1" 1/3/25 - 0.3" 1/6/25 - 7.7" 1/11/25 - 1.0" Total 9.1"

1.0” on 0.08” precip 5” otg

If Kuchera maps were banned the traffic on this site would drop precipitously.

I know this is my inner Minnesotan coming through, but it is ok to walk on snow and ice. And I'm going to blow some minds, but it is ok to drive on snow too.

Lows IAD: 18 My station: 19 BWI: 20 Middle of the Potomac: 23

This is every 4"+ storm starting in '09/'10. On your suggestion I went back and added to Jan 2011, including 0.5" that fell in the morning. 2/5/10 24.7 1/22-1/23/16 24.0 12/19/09 19.0 2/12-2/13/14 13.7 1/12-1/13/19 9.8 2/9/10 9.5 3/16-3/17/14 9.1 1/3/22 8.8 1/5-1/6/25 7.7 1/26/11 7.5 1/30/10 6.1 1/21/14 5.8 2/2/10 5.1 3/5/15 5.1 3/3/14 4.8 1/31-2/2/21 4.7 3/25/13 4.5 2/21/15 4.5 1/15-16/24 4.3 2/15/16 4.2 3/6/13 4.0

Yeah, I didn't think about it but it looks like this is a top-10 in the last 15 years at my house. We have the same top 3 in that order, but Feb. 2014 jumps up to my #4 and the 2nd Feb 2010 storm falls to 6th (stupid Miller B).

In ND there were kids that would let their diesel trucks idle the entire day while at school. And that might be why we don't have cold days anymore.

There are significant differences. At a very high level, AI models are trained on reanalysis data. It is analog/pattern recognition on steroids. I think there are some traditional modeling-like guard rails involved, but others that have more knowledge should chime in. Traditional models are physics-based, solving numerical fluid dynamics equations and then adding in parameterizations for things that can't be realistically calculated (and some tuning for good measure).

It might depend on your location. We were a very realistic 10:1 with the main bulk of snow overnight, but during the day on Monday the flakes were rimed with terrible ratios and my location didn't really score much with the ULL passage.