Jebman

Hear that? It's the sound of pure bliss for snow enthusiasts. The welcome sound of tires spinning futilely in rapidly-deepening snow!

They'd REALLY think I'm a super weirdo! I'd be singing ELO tracks out loud. Yeah, best I stay in South TX ftw.

Anyone who doesn't know what caving means with respect to snow, it means enough snowflakes have fallen on a surface, such as a road, to make it look white.

Grey Hat you look to have 3 inches on the ground already!

Get ready for Brobdingnagian amounts of snow!

Yeah, JakkelWx is going to get absolutely annihilated by Brobdingnagian amounts of snow!

Usually it's the Eastern Shore eating slush, rain and mangled flakes. Not this time. This time it's places like Del and NJ and the Coast all the way up into Canada that are The Places To Be!. All the way down the Eastern Shore to the mouth of the Bay, for that matter! Good to see the Eastern Shore for once getting smashed by snow tonight/tomorrow. I've seen some of those forecasts. Wow 24-25 inches of snow, wind driven by up to like 65 mph winds? That's a World-Class Blizzard!

You know things are starting up with the storm when the posts are coming on this board so thick and fast that I can't even keep up lmao

I'd suggest, Get a tablet

NWS. This is a very polite respectful request. I know all I am, is an overexcited snow weenie. No chops. Just way too much emotion. It's wrecked my life. But all I ask, is for a Winter Storm Warning for southeastern Prince William County, and maybe all the other counties around it. Please. This is an extraordinary storm. You know it. I know it. Let's just do it. They ARE going to get 5 inches of snow with this.

Trust me folks, it has been brought to my attention. This storm has unbelievable potential. Expect earlier than expected progression of rain to snow across the area, AT THE VERY LEAST. Expect strong development of a snow shield with time. It's not just the coastal. It's another system over the Great Lakes. That system is going to combine with the developing coastal low, with very fun effects for parts of the DMV. I noticed this from radar, both the last 12 hours as well as extrap over the next 6 to 10 hours. You guys are in for a treat. I am in south Texas but I am now so damned overexcited that I want to scream this from the housetops, until I am fooking HOARSE!!!

https://cyclonicwx.com/radar/us/ This shows that as the coastal develops and moves northward, it will pull the rain/snow line south very soon. Accumulations may ensue a bit earlier than expected for many.

You can see the Great Lakes system interacting with the developing low near the OBX https://cyclonicwx.com/radar/us/ Once those two get together and party = obscene snow weather in the DMV then points north and east.

Precip over NC/VA and the overall DMV is just fascinating to watch as the coastal develops and the system over the Great Lakes interact. This is the kind of meteorological mayhem that finds its way into papers later on. I don't have the chops for this, but someone like Millville or Terpeast is probably gonna do an exemplar writeup about the way this entire system is developing. We are living history right now.

Are you kidding me? Dale City is gonna get a Norlun? We're talkin HISTORIC times.