jayyy

Snow hasn’t stopped. Looks like west EC, clarksburg and west Columbia are seeing decent rates / stickage. About a half inch out there. Was expecting 0.0” and white rain

puuurty

Moderate snow at the EC / Columbia border along 108. Sticking to mulch and colder grassy areas

We are at 30. I trust leesburg wx. Now I want to get over 30 Welp... some models have 1-3” for Friday. The small threat needs to be watched now that last nights low is headed toward the gulf of Maine. I know the vag’s on here who need 6+ every storm will brush it off, but snow is snow. Especially if you want to get over 30 for the season.

But hey, any winter where we see a good 5+ events and end up with over 30” is a success in my book. Certainly not the types of winters I’m used to from my time up in the Hudson valley and my college days in buffalo, but it’s been a fairly decent winter. I think one big hurrah KU to end the season would leave people with a much better impression of the winter. Lots of close calls, nail biters, etc. Most ended up going our way, so when yesterday happens we need to get over it and realize it’s March and we live in VA, MD, WV, etc. An area wide 1+ footer would make this a solid winter now.... onto that March 8th-14th timeframe.

NYC schools closed... so they must have seen more than 2-4”. That being said... that happens frequently. I lived in the lower Hudson valley for 24 years. The north shore of Long Island and the Hudson valley will get 6+, south shore of Long Island and NYC see a few inches, maybe even plain rain. The urban heat island effect is insane in New York. On a a side note... places near Boston saw 16-18”! Wow.

My folks up in new city, New York have 6” and it is still absolutely ripping up there. Places in interior CT will see over a foot.

See you all for the March 12-14th storm to end winter.

Meanwhile here in Ellicott City, big, wet, fat raindrops with the occasional ping.

York PA clocking in at nearly 7”. Sheesh.

If only we had a high pressure in northern New York state.

We need heavy returns pronto, before we lost the column entirely.

Come on baby. Radar is blossoming over Maryland. Let’s get these rates back up. Rain / snow / mix line is very close by.

8” and counting!!!

Wrong.. I said the roads are not covered. I said grass, car tops, and sidewalks. Some of you guys really are dumb as nails. And far too emotional over weather. Sleet with flakes mixed in - 33 degrees

Good eyes. lol I’m mocking the clowns on here who obsessed over sticking and temps. Rates = sticking. Doesn’t matter if it’s 50 the day before.

Moderate snow. Humongous flakes. Sticking to all surfaces. Side Roads will be caving soon.

Huge flakes too. Surprised.

Heavy snow. Sticking to cars trees and sidewalks beginning to cave. LMAO at the “it won’t stick bc it was too warm” crowd.

No it hasn’t. It literally just started in Maryland. You all need to chill out.

Ugh. This is killing me. Models are all over the place regarding the boundary line. Still.

Negative. The Mets logo is in the upper left corner NYNJPAweather - Steve D

Not too shabby.

CWG is also mainly concerned with dc and it’s suburbs. I wouldn’t be overly thrilled in downtown dc or areas south either, so I understand the tone. I, on the other hand, live in between I 70 and 108, and have a much better “boom” chance, being NE of DC. I know my area and these marginal storms. As places like east Catonsville and Baltimore are seeing slop, reisterstown pikesville West EC and points N are seeing appreciable snow. 10 miles means everything here. QPF near Baltimore and it’s suburbs will also be higher than SW areas of the forum.