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28.7 F / 22.1 DP light to moderate snow started about 20 minutes ago in Severna Park.

31.6 F / 13.2 DP in Severna Park

Currently in Severna Park - Cloudy

Temp: 29.2 degrees

Dewpoint: 4.4 degrees

Outdoor Humidity: 36%

Barometric Pressure 30:21

Currently in Severna Park , MD

Temp: 58.8

DP: 47

Wind: NW 15mph

Current Bay water Temp at Thomas Point: 46.8

GFS at 120 looks interesting! 

So when you hear someone say that everybody but us is getting snow they weren't exaggerating!  https://www.arabnews.com/travel/it’s-snowing-saudi-arabia

We always over-achieve at under-achieving!

28.5 /  DP 27 Heavy sleet with big snowflakes mixing in

28.9 / 26  We had a 1/2 inch of snow and now all sleet in Severna Park???  WTF???   Why can't we ever just get a decent snowstorm?

Temp: 37.5   DP: 35  Snow started mixing in with rain about 20 minutes ago.  Temp has dropped one degree in 20 minutes.

2 minutes ago, clskinsfan said:

Euro caving to the NAM again. The NAM has been the best model this winter. Hell must have frozen over. 

According Bernie Rayno that's next week!

First flakes at 7:30AM - Temp: 32.5 DP: 25

9 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

Pretty sure we've already all given up on Thursday, minus the SVA folks.

Yes sir!  It is just still hard to look at those maps and not laugh!  Every state in the country except Florida, Louisiana and South Carolina gets snow on the GDPS map.  If it wasn't for Western MD we would be the 4th and final state!  Given our placement in the overall CONUS geography of the country that is difficult to do!  Once again - I say we overachieve at underachieving!

And the RDPS concurs with the GDPS Mid-Atlantic Snow Hole! 

Just a quick reminder for anyone believing that the 41 inches showing on the current Euro will actually verify!   The map below is pretty hard to do but we always seem to over achieve at underachieving!  Lol! 

36.1 degrees / dew-point 20 degrees - light snow just started 10 minutes ago

Man this is such a tease!  It looks like it should be coming right at us in the form of a coastal!!

I know it is 300+ out so it will definitely verify - here we go!  Trick or Treat?

Maybe if we buy the weenie mobile and drive it around the area it will start snowing.  It is available!  https://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks/calgary/wienermobile-2-available-once-in-a-life-time-buy-12000-obo/1489694153?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=socialbuttons&utm_content=vip&fbclid=IwAR0HAovTZ1XETv7RsrFQF8SR1mVYHXnxmrzooOYNBed5b0l-u-OXOxk7fqY

1 minute ago, gymengineer said:

Once you add those totals in, you actually have 6 seasons above average, not 3. 

Yep - gotta quit putting whiskey in my coffee!!!

10 minutes ago, HighStakes said:

I figured something must have got messed up. I just went back and looked at BWI for that month and they have 10 recorded. Both storms underachieved somewhat but did manage to hit the low end warning criteria.

We would all sign up for that week right now if we could. 

We would gladly take that week!  After correcting the error you noticed for the 2004-2005 season that actually lifted that year to another above average (totaling 6 in that 20 year span).

2 minutes ago, HighStakes said:

You have almost a shut out in Feb. 05. There were 2 coastals during the last week of February about 4 days apart. Neither one gave you anything measurable?

Wow - That is a great catch!  I just went back and looked at that year and we had 6 inches on the 24th and 5 inches on the 28th.  It looks like somehow my March totals over-wrote my February totals for that year in my Averages spreadsheet?  I am manually correcting it now.  Thank You!

Also for reference here is a look at what my yearly spreadsheet looks like.  This one in particular is from our snowiest year.  I have the spreadsheet setup to feed my averages tab which compiles all of the overall stats.  My dad is retired and lives right next door so I always have him on the lookout for even the smallest amount of flakes if I am not around so I can keep my stats as accurate as I can. The measurement in red denoted ice/sleet/freezing rain.