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I had 4.2" like two hours ago. I'm sure I have way more now. LWX upgraded us all to a WSW.

Aaaaand... round three has started! This is awesome.

Sun's back out but I see round three might be coming on radar

I measured 0.3" in the break when the sun came out, now its snowing hard again.

Getting destroyed in a snow squall here!

Glad to hear you guys got some snow over there. Just had a snow shower come through. Solid T. Reminds me a lot of 2/14 last year where we had a little squall come through in the morning with wind chill advisories and wind advisories posted for that night (same for this year).

31 and flurries here. Everyone has a WWA except Calvert and St. Mary's. I saw the county pre-treating roads earlier, but I don't know why.

From the main thread: God hates Salisbury http://i.imgur.com/dmReHJR.png

Me too- 0.1" on the snow board.

Currently 41 and light rain- it rained the whole way through. Low of 39.

Same here. The bolded does not compute: Snow likely, mainly before 1am. The snow could be heavy at times. Cloudy, with a low around 29. West wind 8 to 11 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible.

What a brutal map. Can't remember the last time AA county had a warning and Calvert got nothing... oh wait 2/21/15 lol. Unlike that storm though, at least we know the screwjob that is coming.

Well... at least this time southern MD will be joining you all on the other side of the bay in your misery. Latest LWX map for me:

I haven't paid much attention to this system, but I think the latest GFS run told everyone in this thread to go kill themselves lol

Did anyone get... anything? The only LWX accumulating spotter reports I see are: ...CALVERT COUNTY... 2 NE DOWELL 0.7 733 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER ...ST. MARYS COUNTY... RIDGE 1.3 1004 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER 2 W CALIFORNIA 0.8 633 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER I didn't submit anything, but I'm guessing we had like 0.1" here or something overnight? It was raining and melting when I woke up, but there was still some snow on the ground.

I love watching this map creep further and further towards us. This thread always reels them in for us!

LOL yeah I see that now.

Latest LWX map expands it further north and west. I'm thinking WWA's might be issued for Calvert and St. Mary's at least?

LWX map reminds me of the 1/29/14 SoMD special, but not nearly as much snow:

LWX main page isn't working for me but point and click for my zip code has up to an inch of snow overnight.

I want Salisbury to get bullseyed in some borderline OTS event that clips the Delmarva coast and screws everyone in DC/Balt and all points north/west. You guys deserve it! Then I'll trademark the hashtag #Salisburied

Virginia tidewater and Delmarva did much better in '96 too by the looks of those maps.

I agree some of it is lurkers or passerby who voted last year and haven't returned; however, both 96 & 2010 have picked up a lot of new votes since the new storm too. I would think a large part of VA would still vote for '96? I think snowmageddon 1 was the biggest for eastern shore as well as southern MD but I wasn't down here so I don't know.

This is something I keep thinking about- I'd love to know what's driving this but I have no idea (Climate change? Small sample size? Some other cycle we're not aware of?). The feast or famine cycle was said to be the new normal but then we had two oldschool style winters in 13/14 & 14/15 which we really haven't seen since the 80's. It seems statistically significant- before 1979 we went between 20-37 years without a HECS on average.

I'd still put the two Snowmageddons at the top of my list, but its an apples to oranges comparison since I was living in Glen Burnie. If I was up there for 2016, maybe I'd have it at #1, I don't know.