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Just now, Imgoinhungry said:

Lots of pingers on windows just SE of downtown frederick.


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Mixing is showing up on the lwx CC 

Extra orange echos over DC. Maybe its making up for the DC splits we've seen in past events.

Windows rattling now in Columbia.

Already hearing the wind in Columbia and the line is still 10-15 minutes away

Getting 10-15 degree drops in 5 minutes in Frederick

Seeing some 20f temp drops in the last hour east of Cumberland.

18 minutes ago, TSSN+ said:

If we can get a low to spin up on the front could see a few low top spins. Also each run increasing winds.

 

Winds maybe worse behind the front.

Think they can expire the tornado watch now. 

2 minutes ago, wxmeddler said:

Yeah, these 50+ dbz returns are definitely putting out 3-5"/hr rain rates.

The lack of CAPE prevented a tornado outbreak, but it couldn't supress the 5"/hr rain rates.

Line is trying to form a bit of a hook in southern hoco along 29.

Gonna get a decent amount of rain where that line is training.

24 minutes ago, Warm Nose said:

If we can fail, we will. 
 

We never seem to learn the lesson though. 

Its another 50mph squall line. Thats what we get in this region. 

They just do school remotely whenever there's the slightest threat. Its been that way since the pandemic.

13 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

Yellow alert; tracking another 2 week phantom storm....WB 18Z GEFS

2 members 48" in State College. 

Fwiw, both the Euro and GFS show a decent cold pattern in post 300hr fantasy land.

3 hours ago, GreyHat said:

Just saw the reporting of blizzard going to hit the Midwest Sunday with sever weather along the mid Atlantic 

 

 

Map is so blurry that I can't even tell where it is.

Wind is getting pretty nasty.

1 minute ago, Fozz said:

I’m guessing nobody bothered to measure until it was too late and everything had already melted.

It’s a huge abdication of responsibility if that’s the case.

It swept through the area. Everyone east of MT Airy got similar amounts although it my have accumulated more in colder spots.

10 minutes ago, Winter Wizard said:

If you're curious, the highest temperature DCA ever recorded the day before accumulating snow prior to today was 74 degrees on 4/7/72.

If DCA recorded more than a trace, it would obliterate the record. 

I lived in Boulder for a year and this tops any temp swing snowstorm we got there.

Very light snow, but still all snow.

Can't believe its accumuting. Cars and grass are turning white. 

Ripping

5 minutes ago, Ephesians2 said:

Incredibly wet, partially melted snowflakes, but still clearly snowflakes now. Less than 24 hours after 88° temperatures. 

 Probably a record. I think it was like 60 in March 2015 the day before it snowed, but this blows it out of the water.

Just started mixing here

Thid could be the fattest fatties of the season.