I saw it... at work in Suitland lol
Nothing at home. This winter sucks ass, with the exception of about 48 hours between January 12-14 and a few hours in December.
Not sure if @RodneyS had noticed this, but for DCA, the 10.3" recorded from 1/12-14 this year would make #7 on the list of top 3-day snowfalls, per their criteria (i.e. snowfall must have occurred on all three days). This would be on the second chart, not the first one that lists top snowfalls overall.
https://www.weather.gov/lwx/winter_storm-pr#TopDaySnowfall
Whomever made the forecasts at LWX looks to be spot on, though many of the experts here said the forecast was too bullish. They've been very good all winter IMBY. I don't know if you work there or what (I'm not into the whole forum clique that knows everyone in-person) so maybe your response was some kind of inside joke?
Yeah its like 2/21/15- these setups just don't work for us.
My seasonal totals are actually not that much more than 16/17- both were "one-and-done" winters. Though I think I preferred 16/17 to this winter because (for once) we stole everyone's snow.
Had heavier snows earlier but its slowing down now and were losing the temp battle (currently 33 degrees). Never accumulated on streets or sidewalks, they're still wet. Probably less than an inch on the ground.
If it's any consolation, you actually have 3.2" for IAD as a guess in the contest. I knew as soon as I dropped my IAD guess a half-inch it would probably kill me.
It was part of the reason we originally created this thread back in the day. It's been a common feature this week now lol
Start at where Anne Arundel meets Calvert and just draw a straight line running west to east- nothing below that gets any snow.
I got nothing overnight. I think our next chance will be sometime in February- rest of the month looks like it’s the northern tier’s time in my opinion.
Before the move I lived in Glen Burnie all my life, so 2010 and all the classic HECS (2003, 1996, etc). I experienced up there. January 2000 was huge in southern MD too wasn’t it?
Final total: 8.0". This is the 2nd biggest storm since I've moved here (HECS 2016, when 15.5" fell, is #1).
Snowboard measurements listed below:
2.3" (12am, 1/13)
3.6" (8:15am, 1/13)
0.2" (2:15pm, 1/13)
1.7" (11pm, 1/13)
0.2" (7am, 1/14)
Storm total (so far): 7.8"
Had a lot of fun sledding with the kids today and making our annual snowman. Every year since the kids have been born we've managed at least one WSW event each year to build one.