J.Mike

Pesky geese are still hanging around

Aren't we supposed to wait until the slider passes with more GxxDxxx rain to really see what's going on?

Question: where are the geese?

Ice on the pond (first time so far). Does that count?

They've brined I95 south of Fredericksburg, afraid of a repeat of 2 years ago.

23 minutes ago, Siberian-Snowcover-Myth said:

I live near Richmond and saw several flocks flying south today as well. I looked up at them and thought that was strange for this time of year too.

"The Day After Tomorrow"

Power outages in Annandale

The Pinecrest, near Annandale. I believe this is just the start of a historic winter.

Thx for reminding me how much the 80s sucked.

Raining very hard at the Starbucks on Columbia Pike near Lake Barcroft. Wow 

I've got goosebumps 

1 hour ago, North Balti Zen said:

Just want a threat that lasts longer than George Santos' congressional career. 

Google has produced a weather forecasting model using artificial intelligence with better accuracy, faster speed and lower costs, study finds

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2023/11/14/weather-forecasting-artificial-intelligence-google/

Um, there is no storm. 

From the WashPost:

how-a-predicted-polar-vortex-disruption-could-spur-winter-s-revenge

Digging out from Snowmageddon. I probably won't see this type of event again in my lifetime. 

A nice look out my window. Less than an inch but hopefully a good start to February.

22 minutes ago, mappy said:

Im throwing this here since its all associated with the fropa and system

sleet. its sleeting. 

Cool. You can borrow my broom. 

I'm ready for our first snowfall. 

One year ago today

I hear you Ji, I could openly weep.

I'm convinced I'll never see the Potomac frozen over again.

Very sad. 

12 hours ago, cbmclean said:

I'm assuming everyone saw that Pele has passed away.

1 hour ago, Ji said:

icon keeping faint hopes alive early next week

When is the next big rain storm?

1 hour ago, Stormfly said:

Remember that well!
Lots of damaging wind gusts too.

Seems like the best and most memorable events catch us by surprise.

I remember, tore apart my beautiful smoke tree in the front yard.