Jebman

See you next long range model run.

Snowshoe just keeps right on blizzarding and blizzarding and blizzarding and blizzarding and blizzarding, day after day after day after day after day after day!!!!! It just WANTS TO SNOW THERE! They just don't know how to fail! https://www.snowshoemtn.com/media-room/skidder-slope-live-cam

March 2014. Dale City got 8 inches on the 17th.

Guilty. As. Charged. All I ever wanted was to see the entire sub flying for pure joy over a crazy big snow that just wanted to do nothing but snow, generating eternal backbuilding and BECS-level accumulations. I want you guys to get so demolished that you BEG me to come up there and help dig you out of deep snow.

2015 was the winter the SNE had all those SWFE events. They were on a kind of heater. SWFE's don't help us much down here in the Mid Atlantic. Then things changed and we got snow in mid Feb.

C mon guys we got models to look at

I dug so much snow it was unbelievable. None of my neighbors gave me any slack. They demanded I get out there and dig snow, and they insisted on full-on Jebman Standards. I dug snow and dug snow and dug snow and dug snow!

What we have got here, is one heck of an OUTSTANDING WINNAH !!!!!!!!!!

HELL YEAH!!!!! We have ALWAYS been a #Snowtown !!!!!!

You guys are STILL getting snow?!!!

You guys got seriously NAM'med

@stormtracker how much snow did you get?

CONGRATS!

We have a definitive winnah!

Just wow. Very exuberantly elated at all the snow you are getting to enjoy. All of this is merely appetizers for Feb and March. Better watch out for that reload! Get those shovels and snowblowers ready!

OR pile snow on the sidewalk. Oh the times neighbors stared at me back in the 1980s. NO ONE is as obsessed, and stands in need of serious anti snow intervention, as I. lmao

Hell yeah. You guys are gonna get totally demolished.

When that pattern reloads, better look out. Models ain't gonna be able to keep up and there will be serious serious surprises on the upside. Even Bob Chill got surprized today lmao.

Moar snow!!!!

Congrats!

Mets, I would like a full post mortem on just what happened with this storm. Thanks

Congrats everyone! This has definitely been an incredible storm. Just WOW!

This storm is unbelievable!

Snow filling back in in SE Prince William County.

This is from near Balto https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=LWX&issuedby=LWX&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1&highlight=off .NEAR TERM /THROUGH TONIGHT/... Snow is overspreading the entire region at this time and all the way back through the Ohio Valley. It took a bit to moisten up the column, but most areas starting to report snow now, and it is already beginning to cover area roadways. Low pressure is off the Carolina coast and tracking northeast this morning. The upper level shortwave responsible for this is located over the midwest at this time, but is quickly moving in our direction. It is expected to dive south and east through the day today, with the core of shortwave energy pushing through southern VA. This will put northern VA into central MD in prime position underneath the left exit region of a potent 150+ kt jet streak in the upper levels. Overnight guidance continued an upward trend as far as QPF is concerned, so came up about a half a tenth to a tenth of an inch in that department, given very strong forcing. Given the strong dynamics aloft, an inverted trough axis will likely develop well to the NW of the offshore surface low. With the cold airmass and a deepening DGZ to around 150 mb, snowfall in some areas may very well overperform beneath wherever this trough axis sets up. The overnight guidance was very persistent in the placement of this trough axis from northern VA up into central NJ. This is why an uptick in QPF was noted before. Thus, have decided to upgrade those areas to Winter Storm Warnings for this event. It will likely be very borderline given how progressive the system is, but under the band of heaviest snowfall, some could see rates near an inch per hour at times. Lingering low-level moisture, increasing MUCAPE in the BL (stretching up into a lowering DGZ), and lift via continued PVA ahead of a trailing wave, could cause at least scattered snow shower activity to linger through late Friday afternoon or evening. Overnight hi-res guidance was again persistent in developing some northwest flow streamers as far south and east as the I-95 corridor and I-66 corridor. Worth watching, as some of these bands could produce some locally heavy snowfall in spots. Generally though, expect another coating to an inch from lingering snow showers this afternoon/evening.