GramaxRefugee

4.30" for the monthly total. Snow =18.9"

Lowest temp 8f,  highest 62.

On 1/24/2022 at 9:54 PM, leesburg 04 said:

Yep I was born a little early September 1966

One of my sisters was born Feb '66. Don't know the exact day my mom was driven to Providence hospital in NE, but I believe it was at least a day earlier, basically the day or 2 after the storm hit. She always said they were about the only car on the road. My (Canadian) Dad probably drove his mighty 1960 Rambler. Hardly had power to get out of it's own way, but seemed unstoppable in snow; proven in several upstate NY winters. I'm sure we got off school, but can't remember how many days. Drifts formed on lee side of houses. Quite unusual for our area, even during the snowy '60s.

On 1/19/2022 at 11:36 AM, GramaxRefugee said:

Davidsonville, MD (NWS LWX spotter network always calls it Crownsville, which is actually closer)

• 1/3/22 - 10.0"
• 1/7/22 - 4.0"
• 1/16/22 - 2.0”

Total:  16.0”

• 1/3/22 - 10.0"
• 1/7/22 - 4.0"
• 1/16/22 - 2.0”
• 1/28/22 - 2.9"
• 2/13/22 - 0.1"
• 2/14/22 - T

Total:  19.0” 

Location; Davidsonville/Crofton/Gambrills,  Anne Arundel Co. MD

Last edited for update on 2/15/22

Low of 8. First single digit this season. 

Beautiful sunny morning now, quickly rose to 13f.

12 minutes ago, dailylurker said:

Well.. that was depressing. About a half inch here on the ridge. 5" at my property in AA County. Should of stayed there this winter lol

This storm brings us to 18.9" for January.

12 minutes ago, T. August said:

5”??? What?

Somewhat exaggerated,...but we did get close to 3".

I logged it as 2.9" after several measurements.

19f and overcast.

Eta: our little residential road had enough to plow, and the County did this morning.

1.0" Davidsonville. 

Still light snowing. Hasn't really stopped all evening, but has been light.

Steady light snow Annapolis. Visibility about 1/2 mile.

11 for the low.

7 minutes ago, H2O said:

I don't know about y'all but if we gonna track thins GD storm all week and not cash in the only Miller I care about it a lot of this.

Lite.  That's the kind of snow we'll end up with.  

edit:   You could have at least used the Genuine Drift.

more edit: Better than Bermuda High Life I suppose.

Another cheap midnight low (27f); 30f at wake up.
Notable: In my neighborhood, on the shady side of the street, several houses still have significant roof snow cover from the Jan 3 storm. Over 3 weeks ago. And Crofton is one of the warmer/less snowy parts of Wash/Balto area. Not bad for a Nina.
Currently overcast.

Low of 14 this morning. 

Less than 0.10 of cold rain.

Was 39f when I left for work.

Davidsonville, MD (NWS LWX spotter network always calls it Crownsville, which is actually closer)

• 1/3/22 - 10.0"
• 1/7/22 - 4.0"
• 1/16/22 - 2.0”

Total:  16.0”

42 minutes ago, Kay said:

high-end minor/near moderate coastal flooding this a.m. per HdG gauge. Here too per my eyeballs.

You may add my eyeballs to that score. Tidal South River was higher than I've seen over the year. Lotta ice too.

Temp climbed to 42 overnight.

Currently 33 with mist and bit of wind

7 minutes ago, T. August said:

I guess the dca observer found the grass and stopped using the tarmac 

Don't worry; they'll adjust it to 1.4 later this week. 

2.0" here before change 

3 minutes ago, Paleocene said:

Carnage! I went on a hike this am near the patuxent river in SOMD. hollies down everywhere, some medium sized ones literally split in half at the trunk in the woods. Where's your shot from?

Davidsonville /Crofton area of AACo.

Some of the hollys that took it hard this year had deformed tops from the previous ice storm. Maybe 10 years ago.

24f and SN.

Enjoyed a few hours working on trees destroyed in the Jan 3 storm. Mostly hollys.

1 hour ago, leesburg 04 said:

... mentally i feel like i'm 12 or 13 years old.

This line is wide open for gags. (Especially on this forum. )

12/9

Low was 11f

20 for my low, 

but DP down tp 5.

6 minutes ago, yoda said:

...and ice accumulations of around
  two tenths of an inch possible. Winds could gust as high as 40
  mph.

* WHERE...Portions of north central Maryland, central, northern
  and northwest Virginia and eastern West Virginia.

* WHEN...From Sunday afternoon through early Monday morning.

* IMPACTS...Travel could be very difficult. The hazardous
  conditions could impact the morning commute.

.

Surprised they didn't mention power outage with those numbers, considering the recent difficulties.

Midnight low of 16.  Climbed to 21 by dawn.

Yesterday's high 28

ETA: Tidal South River frozen bank to bank, probably for the first time this winter. (at Md Rt 450)

22f.

No snow for us; home nor work.