The last storm that was easily pushed out had a 1040 high settling into West PA. This cold source does not have as much strength and is mostly settled in instead of moving in.
Randy I just had some oysters up at a place in Frederick called Shuckin Shack. Chincoteagues no less.
I could pick you up and we go to Harris on Kent Island for their AYCE Oysters 7 ways (including fresh shucked right in front of you) .Or do Old Ebbits again
You make the call!
It’s Ok
We love the snow and cold and Dc is a very tough area to get a good idea of if a snow event will occur and models Do Not Help to zero in on that by the myriad of examples they switch to every 6 hours.
Some people have hissies whenever I state that Fact, you don’t, and I gained immense relief personally when I adopted that attitude. For this storm the models will begin forecasting noon Thursday, up until then a lot of “if this then that” examples are all they are.
Something like this has never happened and there is a reason for that. It doesn’t.
There have been maybe 1 or 2 in 50 years where OC got 12+ and this area 1-3.
we’ve still got 8 more 6 hour cycles to cover the bases and by noon Thursday something will settle in that’s a forecast as opposed to examples.
We do so much worse with a true B than anything. Looks good to the west, forecasted to transfer to Outer banks but transfers off Rehobeth instead, Baltimore gets a little, northeast MD a little more, Wilmington to Boston get a lot.
The correct term is corn dust and I*n and I started talking about it over 10 years ago. It was perfectly represented on the 2nd event with a perfect circle of no snow around DC Beltway that took 2-3 hours to fill in while snowing in every other direction