poolz1

3.63" since 330 Monday morning. Looks like some minor flooding predicted on the Potomac. Its been a few years since we have had a good flush.

12/11: .5" 1/6: 1.5" 1/15-16: 3.25 1/19: 3.25" 2/13: 3" 2/17: 2.25" Season Total: 13.75"

1.5" on the board. Smaller flake size now but that band was sweet. Need more of that! Mod snow 32/29

Same here. Impressive rates..

Highs Fri upper 30s low 40s across the region with a dry airmass in place 8-12hrs before snow moves in. It's not a total crap airmass to work with. Just need to juice it up!

EPS with a west track/miller B look for the 23rd timeframe. Not the best look for now but a big jump south from 00z.

12/11: .5" 1/6: 1.5" 1/15-16: 3.25 1/19: 3.25" 2/13: 3" Season Total: 11.5"

The lighter returns behind that band are a steady mod/hvy snow. Just under 2" 32.1/31

Impressive to see the dynamics play out. Temp crash started at 4am and the flip to snow was an hour later. Big pillows falling now. 32.3/30

Rippage here right now. Temp is crashing a bit better than I expected. 33.2/31 A slushy coating but this should paste everything here shortly.

2" bar IMBY. As long as that comes in a two hour pasting I'll consider this a major victory. The local ridges will be picturesque tomorrow as the storm is departing.

This thing is looking pretty damn dynamic.

These rates right before the flip. Going to be key to a fun morning of obs.

Yea, a 985 at the mouth of the Bay should be able to put on a show out this way.

It is a lose lose situation. We need enough confluence for cold but that leads to suppression with a beast ridge flexing. Less confluence leads to the ridging pushing SE and suppressing....or too warm if precipitation does come north. I don't see a middle ground for us to win.