Bubbler86

Update (Canderson mentioned as well).

Look at how the off ramp appears completely white/snow covered. Flash snow storm.

25 at noon over here. Today is going to be one of the colder days (average wise) since I moved back to PA.

Hill in front of Whitetail yesterday....waves of snow. They sort of chased off off the property after grabbing this pic.

3 days in a row of (temp) accumulating snow for some on this forum.

23 and light snow. LOL. 23 at almost 10AM.

19 for the low here. THV at 19.

Surprised cp3 is playing.

It is quite anomalous. I bought heating oil last month thinking I would be going into the summer with 3/4 of a tank. I will be lucky to make 1/2 now and probably not even that with the cold April coming. A 300 dollar or so blow to my budget.

We are already down to 29 with a wind chill of 10-15 depending on wind measurement Wind Chills could dip below five LSV wide tonight.

I think colder places struggle to break 30 tomorrow. Not going to forecast MDT but that 35 Min Max is certainly in play.

There is the chance we see some mid teens in or near the LSV Tue Am.

Do not know how I am going to cover stuff with this wind.

Just think how impressive the cold will be if it gets into the low 20's with winds gusting 30-40.

That would be a 6-8 degree bust for the Hrrr. Lol

I personally think most of us see low 20's or just below 20.

One of the more wintery days of the season. Top 10. If it snows some Tue and Wed we will have had snow flying or on the ground for almost 30% of March.

Mother Nature is about to weed for you.

i am glad you are back. You were promised Myra snow in March.

Glad you got in on the parade. Nooners report from whitetail ski resort (not open for ski). Moderate snow and grass white. 34

MDT does not break 30 tomorrow on the HRRR. 18 on Tue AM.

PS, lots of very good pics of the event in the MA forum. Some had graupel and some snow. Graupel will not melt on the windshield when it hits so easy to tell the difference when driving. Saw another report of snow and 50 so Frederick was nothing as the event made it all the way down in VA. NW Baltimore County report of Thundersnow. Probably related to the funnel cloud that went through Taneytown. The crazy thing was all the snow you could see in the sky around the systems. Sheets of it as you approached.

I would use the word dying parachute or mangled to portray it. When not coming down hard it was instant water on the windshield. But it came down so hard at one point I had some accumulation going along the windshield wipers. I saw the storm that went through Taneytown....from afar. Lots of lightning and very foreboding to its look.

The snow in Frederick is the most amazing thing to me. That is Central MD and not really at elevation. Not often you see snow at 50 degrees.