Grothar of Herndon

Fill-in seems to be in motion.

30/27 Light snow with small flakes and occasional larger flakes.

31/24 Steady snow with increasing flake size

Early start is super light snow. All good, but nano size snow flakes

@Jebman They are going to miss your shovel after this storm is over!

Very light snow 31/20 2:30pm Herndon

31/19 Very light snow now in Herndon!

I am not sure if he would notice. He is too busy drooling over in the medium/long term thread about the next storm!

Much earlier start than was forecast

@Quasievil

Herndon 1 pm 34/18 Baro peaked at 30.51 at 12:30 pm. Down to 30.49 at 1 pm

33/19 Herndon

Definitely moving north. Southern Fairfax looking great. I hope it keeps nudging northward. Herndon on the boarder line now.

31/20

@J.Mike search for checkbook and pen!

8:15 am 27/22 Baro 30.51

24/18 Baro 30:47

27/15 Baro 30.43 Drink Rye Whiskey

Temp 30 Dew 13 Baro 30.40

Staying strong!

ok. Sorry I missed that 'poke'. I am having a challenge getting Eskimo Joe's post about Randy and the National Mall out of my head.

He said a few misses, but the key is much better than 0z. I would say the main message is continued improvement which is all we can ask for at this point and time.

DCA:18.3 BWI:25.7 IAD:29.1 Ric:19.2 SBY:14.4

Feb 5-6 2010 -- Most snow ever received from one storm 30", power out 30 hours, the cold and then follow up storm that dropped another foot of snow on top of the 30" from few days later. January 1996 -- 28" of snow and what made this storm special was the wind on Sunday creating 6-9' drifts. It was 8 days after the storm before our street was plowed and not even 4WD vehicles were able to get in or out of neighbor. January 2016 -- 25" of snow, but drifts were less, 3-5', than the 1996 blizzard here. One lane of our road was plowed by Monday morning and then the melt come on much faster than either storm above.

My rankings since moving to Herndon in 1995: Feb 5-6 2010 January 1996 January 2016 PDII December 2009