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  1. PrinceFrederickWx
    I love the rich snob flex on here. It used to be more subtle, like "I'll post a deck pic of my 10,000 sq ft McMansion covered in snow" ...now it's progressed to "here's a pic of my $2k a night resort, btw you all getting snow?"
  2. PrinceFrederickWx
    Not trolling, I'm pushing all my chips into this storm already... five year anniversary of the 2018 storm, fits my second half of March timeframe, and we seem to be re-running 2018.
  3. PrinceFrederickWx
    There it is... Reminder that I have thread rights during this time frame, called it months ago
  4. PrinceFrederickWx
    Momentum is building, last chance for you all to get in cheap.
  5. PrinceFrederickWx
    Let's hope this month isn't as boring as The Mandalorian was last night.
  6. PrinceFrederickWx
    Yeah it woke us all up at 4am, I wasn’t expecting that either.
  7. PrinceFrederickWx
    Beautiful clear view of the Venus Jupiter conjunction right now. So glad the mostly cloudy forecast busted.
  8. PrinceFrederickWx
    I looked this up- December 1904 was the GOAT. I’d take that even over December 2009 despite less snow overall.
  9. PrinceFrederickWx
    Late 1940's / early 1950's seemed to be an incredibly warm and bad stretch too: The 1948-49 winter was 3rd warmest, and 1949-50 was tied for 4th warmest. 1949-50 was also the least snowiest year on record for BWI. Somehow 1948-49 managed to score 19.9" despite being so warm though. 1950 did feature a colder than average March after the DJF torch though.
  10. PrinceFrederickWx
    I'm calculating the unweighted DJF average for BWI to be 42.0, which is tied for 4th warmest with 1880 and 1950.
  11. PrinceFrederickWx
    I got 7.3" on 3/21/2018 and 6" on 3/17/2014. It's not too rare down here. I still like my March 16-31 time period for us to get hit this year.
  12. PrinceFrederickWx
    The most number of snowflakes I’ve seen all season at least…
  13. PrinceFrederickWx
    404 The requested storm system could not be found. Please try again.
  14. PrinceFrederickWx
    LittleVillageWx finished 2nd place last year… we might have another Olaf or StormPC on our hands. Gotta watch what he/she does every year now before making a forecast.
  15. PrinceFrederickWx
    I’m calling early thread rights for any snowstorm here from March 16-31. Now’s the time to get in early, during the capitulation phase.
  16. PrinceFrederickWx
    This is interesting! I’d give 1899 an A+ and I wouldn’t rank 2011-12 dead last, just because I did see snow accumulate in October (which I’ll probably never see again). I don’t know much about 1904-05, I’ll have to research it given you ranked it so highly.
  17. PrinceFrederickWx
    Zero. I've now been completely shutout from accumulation since 1/29/22.
  18. PrinceFrederickWx
    The accumulation shutout continues IMBY
  19. PrinceFrederickWx
    I had mentioned both those winters in the snow futility thread when researching DCA shutouts. Those were both interesting years. Thanks for the info!
  20. PrinceFrederickWx
    I'm still liking where I sit, my proprietary PFWx model says we get our one and only WSW event in the 2nd half of March. I'll see you then.
  21. PrinceFrederickWx
    1913-14 and 1959-60 were Nov/Dec/Jan shutouts at DCA that still ended up above average for the winter. I don’t know the story behind either of those though.
  22. PrinceFrederickWx
    We’ll get our first (and only) event this year in the second half of March, amidst all the hand-wringing over sun angle and slop accumulation. Remember this post- I make forecasts YOU can trust.
  23. PrinceFrederickWx
    Light snow here.
  24. PrinceFrederickWx
    Well this has been an easy contest for Rodney to run so far
  25. PrinceFrederickWx
    If I may make a suggestion, there should be two tiers of reaping: 1) It’s never going to snow here this year, and 2) It’s never going to snow here ever again (this is a popular new take I’m seeing more often now)
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