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There’s a lot of red flags in this group

Rained so much! They need flash flood warnings.

I got bit by a mosquito this evening. I’m angry.

It’s pretty darn warm out

not really lol

Probably will be the same lol

You serious Clark?

It may never precipitate again

Me waiting for any rain

Wonder when the cactus will start to grow

28 at my dads place in Westminster this morning. Right now I’m half time Westminster and half Hanover till Jan. Then I’ll be in Hanover.

Is it ever going to rain again? Yeesh

Only northern lights I seen last night were the town of Westminsters city lights lighting up the clouds lol

Same in Westminster. I’m so upset. Maybe we will get lucky and get another chance Sunday night only real chance at some night time clearing but seems less likely

Looks like maybe 4” out there here in Westminster. It looks fluffy out.

Almost 2” in Westminster

We could be looking at a 50 degree night or rain. I’ll take my couple inches of snow and be happy.

How to lose a storm in 6hrs lol

Seeing how it was 44 and raining and then dropped to 33 and I got 2” the other day ya not concerned sitting at 37 here.

It’s wild that it’s still mostly sunny out and in like 8hrs will be dumping snow.

I’ve had 2 warnings this year and only got 3.5” and 3” out of both so maybe this time the adv will get me more lol

Seattle slammers are the best lol

NWS considers it a clipper. SHORT TERM /6 PM THIS EVENING THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT/... A fast moving clipper system is forecast to track across southern Virginia tonight into Saturday morning. Cold air aloft will be in place for much of the area, although the thermal gradient will be very close to central Virginia and southern Maryland. Surface temperatures may be a few degrees above freezing at onset and may fail to drop much below freezing closer to the waters/urban areas and from Charlottesville to southern Maryland. However, the snow rates and overnight time frame will result in some accumulation across much of the area, with the main question mark being south of I-64. Onset time will be between 7 PM and midnight from west to east. Strong frontogentical forcing and the cyclonic side of a 200 kt jet aloft will result in very strong lift and good dendrite growth. This will lead to banding potential with 1-2 inch per hour rates. The location of the heavier bands remains in question, however the overall QPF maximum lies squarely across our forecast area. Travel will likely quickly deteriorate due to the snow rates. The main limiting factor is the very fast movement of the system, with most areas only seeing 3 or 4 hours of heavier snow rates. Snow will quickly depart to the east around or just after sunrise, except for some light lingering upslope snow which could last into the afternoon.