FamouslyHot

^ Someone suggested a landspout, which seems to fit better with what I see here than a standard Tornado. There does seem to be notable rotation on the ground

https://twitter.com/RadarScope/status/1673427609386926080?s=20

Hopefully there's a fix soon!

On 3/15/2023 at 8:48 AM, Buckethead said:

Yall think I live in a great spot for snow? On the mountain next to mine, LESS THAN A MILE AWAY, it's even better apparently. I went to the top at 5500' yesterday and there was right at 4". But he got 9+ at 4500'. Oooookay.

I don't know what he's measuring, but if he has just under 10" of snow, I'll eat a car battery.


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Late to this but I always thought y'all were the same person lol. Either way you live in a great spot for snow! 

More graupel than snow here in Columbia

Woke up to sunshine pouring through my window and knew it was over. Looking forward to my 10 minutes of flurries later

Hour 768 snow maps are the new 384 If you want to take this seriously at all the SE ridge and -PNA are still quite apparent 

9 minutes ago, Buckethead said:

March 2009.. I had 8-10" in my forecast down in Lexington, SC. And we got a dry slot and 0". Not even a dusting.

Here's hoping the whole board gets something white on the ground!

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That one stung. I lived in Irmo at the time. First time I was old enough to do any kind of tracking and the disappointment when I woke up was immeasurable. The day off from school was nice though

Tomorrow is the anniversary of the great southeastern snowstorm of 1973. That was another extremely low snow winter at BWI (I think 2nd worst on record?) Would be fitting that we get missed to the south again around the same time of year

Would love to see another ULL snow in CAE since I missed out on the big totals November 1, 2014 

Enjoy

Since we're real desperate might as well start looking at SREF plumes. We're supposed to find the model that shows the most snow, right? 

One more tick north and I jackpot! Winter saved!!!

Here's what NWS has. Most I've seen all season!

Rain/sleet mix in Columbia

Winter saved

With such a strong pattern we've been stuck in a -EAMT event is what we need to get the pacific in check, at least temporarily

3k looked good too

NAM'd

Took a Christmas hike to see Cascade falls frozen nearly completely solid!

Crazy mix now in Columbia. Snow, graupel, and rain.
eta…temp dropped from 42 to 38 in 2-3 mins and dropping still.

12z GFS is running 30 minutes late 

Wish I had gotten something with the iridescent clouds but I’m pretty happy with these pics of tonight’s storm 

This band along I-70 looks pretty good for a chance at a dusting

A few flurries in Columbia. That makes it three days in a row with snow here.

Our current rain/snow line




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