If you love clouds, you will love the current satellite loop: https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/sector_band.php?sat=G16§or=ne&band=GEOCOLOR&length=12
Two of my friends texted me asking about the threat tomorrow. I’m like, bruh, I work on a federal healthcare IT contract, though ngl, I do have a decent track record on snowstorms (for my area) within my circle. I’m game for interesting weather.
I don’t want prolonged cold weather, but for the sake of competition, I’m open to a hot vort that slides through southern/central Va with a transient hp overhead.
Got one here. Was just on a work call and I can hear my balcony furniture rocking (wind here has been legit), have the lawn care company cranking outside, and then an Alexa notification (figured it was a wind advisory).
My friend in Glenwood has video of a tree falling during that storm. Winds didn’t look crazy so I thought it was more of a downburst, but def part of that same line.
Imo, there’s always been too much correction of people’s behavior on here. I definitely have at least 5k more posts than I should, but one thing I take pride in is my ability to scroll past a post I don’t agree with. I also have no one on my block list, but mostly because I tried and still saw their posts lol.
I might downgrade after this event lol. But seriously, this is a B- tops in Frederick, and that’s being generous. I gotta think it’s a A- minimum for DC south. They’re the new mid Atlantic winter overloads.
We’re missing a lot of these nickel and dime events, which eases some of the pain. But it is kinda stupid. I don’t think I spent more than 30 minutes tracking this one…I knew my fate going in once I saw where the western edge of the precip was showing up on the models.