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One of the extremely rare occasions when I'm not sure whether to stay in downtown DC or head up to Baltimore County.
(The answer is probably Baltimore County, but I like to imagine the snowhole won't happen, just once)
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Went out to Frederick for the storm because a downtown DC-classic-rain mix sounded too depressing. Snow picking up in intensity, probably moderate now, sticking everywhere. We're at 550', it's 27.7 here.
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Sorry if this happened a while ago, but I was pretty surprised to see that the government is already closed for tomorrow.
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BWI: 4.4”
DCA: 3.1”
IAD: 3.7”
RIC: 0.9"
Tiebreaker: 1.31'"
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GFS getting pretty moderate snow into DC a bit earlier this run
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Icon is early enough for a fun morning in DC
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Let’s just lock in the FV3 solution exactly as “modeled” and call it a day
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Moderate snow in downtown DC (foggy bottom). Changed over in last 5 minutes.
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Tony Pann's take
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1 minute ago, wxdude64 said:I'd have to think about a jacket.....
Girlfriend is in Madison for the winter. Honestly considered going over there for the cold snap, don't know when I'll ever experience something like that.
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We’re back in business
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22 minutes ago, shoshanaz said:Lol my parents and siblings live within a block of here. Always can tell what’s city and county based on how cleaned up the roads are after snow
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I have a tendency to randomly miss out on the best snows of the season because of previously planned travel. Rough streak.
Anyway I’m traveling to San Francisco Jan. 10-15, booked in October and thought “watch I’ll miss the best DC storm of the year.” Enjoy, lol
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8 minutes ago, nj2va said:Just saw a random flurry or two. 9 days of tracking worth it!
The reason I need to see something is all this tracking
Going to be a high hour tracking per flake seen ratio
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Hey on radar it looks like a couple flurries might have reached the tip of SE DC. We did it!!!
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Not that it wasn’t expected, but still pretty in awe of this cutoff. Can jump in a car and drive ten fifteen minutes to see flurries, twenty minutes to see a coating, thirty minutes and see an inch of two (and within a bit more a nice snowstorm).
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I have a buddy in Charlottesville I've been meaning to visit... today seems like a good day
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1 minute ago, (So)Alexandria said:Can confirm some pinging downtown DC. Why do I get the feeling we could be in for a another commutagetton, at least for the north and west bound folks?
^^ Yep.
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Sleet has begun in downtown DC [Foggy Bottom area]. Based entirely on the obvious pinging off my 9th floor window, though.
EDIT: Also based on being able to see the sleet bounce off the window now, too.
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Downtown DC should get into a little temporary sleet action in 40 mins or so...
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It's silly, but LWX's snowfall maps were updated and show a 58% chance of 6"+ in DC proper now.
Obviously still some issues, though, as the 2"+ range is higher regionwide than the 1"+ range
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2 minutes ago, Kristymac03 said:When I lived in Ohio for a bit they had levels and after a certain level you weren't aloud out to drive... was not sure if anything happens like that here.
They have states of emergency, but not tied to the WSW.
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Had a few sleet-flakes mixed in on my walk to work in downtown DC. Very much all rain now.
Feb 18/19 Disco/Obs
in Mid Atlantic
Posted
My thinking here:
1. Who posted this ridiculous call?
2. Wait, it's PSUHoffman? What the hell happened since I checked 30 minutes ago?
3. :::reads the key:::
4. Back to doomcasting the NAM