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1) January 1996. I was a kid living in Central NJ and still ranks as the single highest snowfall I've gotten from a storm. I can remember the snow piles being like 8 feet high on my block from the plows. 2) Early Feb 2010 stretch. Missed out on the highest totals from the 2nd storm but the blizzard conditions that morning (on top of the 2 feet we just got) were epic. 3) Dec 2009. Cold powder and first big event living in the DC area. It was the first event I tracked on models and thought "heck, if all storms were this easy to track, why is this hobby so stressful?" Heh... 4) January 2016. Fun storm to track since it was locked in with little drama. The subsidence for hours on Saturday pushed it down the list from #3 but the CCB blizzard conditions and finishing with 2 feet were amazing. 5) MLK 2022. Biggest event I've experienced since having the house in Deep Creek. ~18-20" with blizzard conditions at times, temps in the single digits/teens, and high wind. Very memorable.

Definitely some chances with all that NS energy flying around. You'd be surprised at what can fall there/Deep Creek when radar is bone dry.

Damn, I need to go back to Art of Weenie Communications 101

Sunday but maybe not Sunday. It depends on the Nina but maybe not the Nina and instead the blocking that may not happen but with no blocking maybe no phasing but maybe there’ll be a phase and then the NS needs to back off and we’re left with a SS that needs to go to work. But maybe, maybe not on Sunday after all.

Basically this is the only time I’d ever want to see what the ICON was showing after this frame. It seemed like it was about to go negative on the next panel. Phasing was happening at 102 and then it looked like the NS lobe was phasing into the backside at 120.

Acc tourney will have plenty of resume boosting options

Huge resume win

God putting on a show this morning lighting up the ice on the branches.

Besides it being really cold, ski conditions were actually good despite the rain/ice Friday. 3” of fresh powder the last 24 hours definitely helped. It was light to at times moderate snow all day on the runs.

They crank every drop of moisture in these upslope events, pretty impressive! This is easily 20:1+ type stuff.

9 degrees with light snow. Picked up 2” of new snow overnight. Super high ratio fluff.

Awesome, dude! Glad to hear. Have fun tonight celebrating.

My 6 year old nephew took this playing with Night Mode on my iPhone. I’ve taught him well for his love of snow and weather.

S&E has been on a heater…don’t get greedy.

19 with light snow thanks to the upslope. Old fashioned for a HH by the fire.

In memory: 2022 stupid ice storm

Down to 27 here - it had been freezing drizzle for a while which has turned the shoveled areas into a skating rink, including the driveway (between that and the rain that froze over). Trees have a nice glaze of ice on them. It's now snowing with big ol' parachutes.

Looks like its a go! Have a great time and hope your daughter does well.

Stayed in the mid 30s after the initial drop and fell below freezing around 2a. Some light icing on the trees - basically anything that was wet earlier froze over. Currently 28 and overcast.

LWX just issued a Flood Warning out here. Not sure I remember being under both a WWA and Flood Warning in quite some time.

HRRR may catch on by noon tomorrow. Running 4 degrees too warm here at hour 1.

If a point is pointed, and no one around is hear it, is your point pointedly pointed?

No, that one isn’t me. Looks similar in terms of the drop though. Can you spot the temp drop on my station? I can’t find it…

10 degree drop in 20 minutes. Down to 38. Pretty impressive.

Temp dropped has started out here. Down 2 degrees in the last 5 minutes.