BlizzardNole

Right? Total snowfall to date for DC south and east compared to say northern Frederick County will look crazy

Was that your report that NWS Sterling has up on their snowfall map? Congrats on jackpotting! My sister lives off Walton Road down there, and my parents are off Rt. 4 about 4 miles south of Dunkirk. They lost a lot of trees! 02:15 pm EST - 1/3/2022 SW HUNTINGTOWN, MD 15.5

They didn't measure just said "like 8 inches" and I saw this report not far from them (they're off River Road close to the DC line and this report is a little north). But this report looks a little high compared to others around and 5-7" for that area is probably more like it.

The cutoff is crazy! I have a friend 15-20 minutes away near Frederick with nothing, got about 2" here in Germantown, and my wife's brother in Bethesda near the DC line got 8! (I couldn't believe it then I saw a spotter report of 8.5 just down the street from them). Wow Bad part is my niece in rural Anne Arundel has no power as with many people. Hope they get it back quick as tonight will be frigid!

Germantown: just flurries now and eyeballing about 2" which was my bar for this storm. My family in Calvert and St. Mary's are having a ball with this one!

Really hope people that have missed out cash in! I got close to a foot in that 2019 storm so if I'm on the edge of this one so be it. Temp down to 43

We are *supposed* to fly to PR this Saturday, all we need is negative tests and no flight cancellation! Down to 59 in Germantown

HA! January 8-15 here. Would be my luck we get one big storm right then. Had a brief period of sleet at little earlier

I hope not because this place and a sport board where I follow my (currently disastrous) football team are two of my favorite places. I tried social media like FB years ago and it just didn't click with me. I mostly just read on here as I don't have the expertise but it's been a fun place over so many years. Some memorable quotes: a few days before the Dec. 2009 storm someone posted "Welp time for the Euro to squeeze one off into the punchbowl" and another poster said "If that happens I'll intentionally roll my car on I-70" And how about the thread "The Hoffman cometh" So many good times on here!

How about Short Pump with 25" and PSU-ville less than 10

Point-and-click at 10,900 feet near Ebbets Pass, CA for some chuckles. Think there'll be some drifting? This Afternoon Snow. The snow could be heavy at times. High near 24. Strong and damaging winds, with a south wind around 90 mph, with gusts as high as 140 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. Total daytime snow accumulation of 27 to 33 inches possible. Tonight Snow. The snow could be heavy at times. Some thunder is also possible. Low around 15. Strong and damaging winds, with a southwest wind 100 to 110 mph increasing to 110 to 120 mph after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 180 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New snow accumulation of 29 to 35 inches possible.

OMG the news coming out of there is awful. Reminds me of Joplin

Front page of Yahoo with a story about that snow at the peaks on the Big Island of Hawaii -- LOL residents stay indoors like a lot of people live at 13,000 feet. I bet some people read the article and yell OMG a blizzard in Hawaii climate change ahhhhh The warning remains in effect from 6 p.m. Friday until 6 a.m. Sunday as up to 12 inches or more of snow is expected on the island. NWS also warns residents to stay indoors as forecasters predict winds gusting over 100 mph

I point-and-clicked the summit of Mauna Kea and got this LOL. Meanwhile 20 miles away it's low 80s The snow could be heavy at times. Some thunder is also possible. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 28. Strong and damaging winds, with a southwest wind 44 to 54 mph increasing to 70 to 80 mph after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 100 mph.

We have four solid months of this left to go!

Nice! That might help you in a winter where we might have to rely on a couple lucky clipper types storms or mixed events. Woke up to 29 here but the Gaithersburg airport hit 21 for a low -- that's getting down there!

Echoing Mattie G -- Denver would be perfect for you. My wife's cousin lives there after growing up in the Philly area and loves it. One day last year no joke they were in the mid/upper 80s and had accumulating snow the next day. Cloudy, windy at 45 here right now, just like it will be most of the time for the next five months

What a beautiful afternoon with sun and mid-50s now. With that weird noreaster-like storm in the SE, Lake City in north FL right now is rain, windy and 45 degrees

I have the same thing at my spot a couple miles NE of Germantown -- for example I was 31 this morning while Gaithersburg was reporting 25. I figure we are on some hills while that little airport is down in a flat, low area.

Gaithersburg at 25 and St. Mary's City at 50

Wow that looks like cartopper snow

I have 34 but Gaithersburg Airport reporting 28! That place is in a bowl and gets the lowest readings around. It reminds me of Tallahassee Airport which is in a low spot a few miles from town. One time it was 32 there and 51 downtown (which is on a hill) at the same time.

Calvert and Anne Arundel schools closed. East winds this strong will not be good for places like North Beach!

Got a 1.12 inch soaker with some thunder as a bonus. That was the first rain in a long time and much needed. OT but wow at Cape Cod with heavy rain and gusts to 75 tonight!

What do the better models say? (Sorry couldn't resist a dig at the Euro for last winter's awful performance)