Climate change and its effects should be "alarming and "worrying", it should also be somewhat demoralizing that we are permanently changing our climate for the worse and some people don't even believe it on a weather forum.
Something about the graph seems off because according to https://www.weather.gov/media/lwx/climate/dcasnow.pdf the 1950s had several below average years but also a winter with 18 inches of snow (53-54) yet there is no positive spike on the chart, it also says that the average for the chart is 11.6 but Im not sure where they got that number from or if stayed consistent on the graph as time passed.
Yay, welcome to what I've been radicalized into since the December disappointement. At least in spring and summer the people still around are aware that we are really good at failing in Mid-Atl.
Icon gets closer for the second wave, 0z had the low too east for anyone, 12z has a low off the outer banks that goes east then north, which screws us over but it also is too warm for anyone else on I-95.
I remember a major snow threat a couple years ago (2018 maybe?) that had us in the bullseye for April something, ended up with 1-3 for the southwestern areas. I only remember it because I was in middle of nowhere PA and got to go sledding with my cousin on like 2 inches of snow. Huge flakes came down when it did snow.