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Moderate snow in NE Bmore, grass and deck white. 

I'd be ecstatic if we got 3 inches here in Bmore, let alone 6.

City just delayed as well.

All the big counties around Baltimore are delayed except for AA county.  Hoping the city runs out a delay too.

HoCo called a 2-hour delay.

Yeah I posted that before I realized it looks like the moisture is drying up. 

I had kind of assumed this would be one and done, but now I'm wondering about school tomorrow. Streets around here haven't been plowed, it'll be interesting to see what happens tonight. 

Barfing medium size flakes in NE Baltimore. 

Snowing nicely now in NE Baltimore.  My two weenies-in-the-making want to set up chairs on the porch and have a snack while they watch the snow come down.

Went from flurries to light snow to moderate snow in the course of about 10 minutes.  Looks like we're in it for real now!

(NE Baltimore.)

Just now, Buildthewall said:

Wholly sh**

It's entirely poop?

Flurries now in NE Baltimore.

Just now, NorthArlington101 said:

BWI: 8.7” + 0.24” FRZA

I would take that in a heartbeat.  (Although to be honest, a quarter inch of freezing rain is beautiful, but miserable for lots of people.)

Moderate snow in NE Bmore.  Sidewalks on my side of the street have totally caved, on the other side of the street they're just wet.

2 minutes ago, Yeoman said:

the picture is washed out purple.. resolution is the least of the issues

That's just what color Ji sees in.

2 minutes ago, 87storms said:

overperformer is pretty debatable this year up to this point.  yes, we have overperformed on a few events that we knew would be snow to some degree (nov/jan/the clipper), but we've left a lot of precip on the table as well.  take away that jan storm and this winter is a legendary underperformer when compared to the expectations going in.  but this is also why this winter can't be graded until its completed.  if it ended as-is, it's a C+ for me (with a lot of weight placed on the jan storm), but 1-2 more decent snows can bring totals above normal in a number of spots.  long story short, the final grade on this winter is TBD.

Yeah fair points.

Really what I meant is that a number of events that looked like they would amount to almost nothing actually gave people measureable snow/white roads etc.

Edit: And it's very location dependent...some people got fringed repeatedly.

When you get right down to it, I really just wanted to make a pig pun.

If this one overperforms I think 18/19 will go down as the year of the overperformer.

Seeing as it's the year of the pig, maybe that would be Overpigformer?

Oinkerperformer?

Ok, ok, I'm done. 

Overporkfarmer?

Trying to decide what to do about swimming lessons with the kids tonight.  This latest round of precip has the roads slightly snowed over again and it'll be after dark by the time we come back.

Things worked out beautifully. Our normal faculty meeting was delayed a bit, so I got to take a nice Snow Squall Jebwalk. Grabbing a coffee and walking back to school. Sun already looks like it's poking back through. Almost no accumulation but a fun walk. 

Just a dusting on the grass and slush on the sidewalks in NE Baltimore. It was fun snow to watch though. Had to take my son to the doc and we stopped at Atwater's on the way back and grabbed lunch with fat flakes pouring down. Too bad there wasn't real stickage.

If I snag a delay to go with the early closing I'll be satisfied with this event, full coverage or not. 

AA County rolled out a delay for tomorrow morning.  Walkway and side streets are slushy here.  I have to believe it's going to be an ice rink tomorrow morning.

Light rain in NE Baltimore.  Hoping we work our way into the SN that's coming down elsewhere.

Steady snow in NE Baltimore for a solid half hour now. Sleet starting to mix back in. 

Wintry mix in NE Baltimore. 

Flurries in NE Baltimore. 

I would take that in a heartbeat, but somehow I don't see it working out that way. 

LWX has revised things downward in terms of impact for NE Baltimore several times since yesterday afternoon.