NorthArlington101

I'd sacrifice my first-born child for the 12 hours straight of 2"+ rates on P03 Monday. Might be the sweetest single run of an ensemble member I can recall. Again, these stills are six hour rates. Not storm totals. Final total below. Mid-Atlantic special.

BWI: 11" DCA: 7.1" IAD: 12" RIC: 5.7" SBY: 6"

907mb, 150kts!

Can't seem to embed a video (sad) but here is some fairly nice footage from a friend from inside the eye: https://i.imgur.com/dw2xgd2.mp4 if ya look closely you can see a bird or two flying in the eye. super cool. Here is a video of the damage on his street: https://i.imgur.com/74jlyw9.mp4

I had a friend get some decent eye pics. I’ll try and send those through in a couple minutes. Worst storm he’s seen in New Orleans in the past three years.

Friend who goes to college at Tulane (New Orleans) just had his power go out. Video he’s sending me shows decent gusts.

Within 10 days!

If it’s not driving sleet it might as well be rain. Glorified hail.

almost got it within 10 days but unfortunately it looks mostly like sleet. next.

the surface maps are great, was shocked not to see this map. it's good to be back <3

anyone with the GEFS? I bet one member shows a nice snow storm with this hurricane.

not quite for us but... [emoji102]

1157, first high risk is 5/19.

Wait... if our events are busting because we are in a drought, and hence it can’t rain/snow in a drought, are we literally going to be stuck in a drought forever? Has someone done the math?! Cancel the next 50 winters until global warming moves the ocean close enough to help us out.

I have a decent chunk of some of the free snow totals maps going back a week. I'll try and get those off of my phone and put them in an album at some point.

I had turned on TWC. The night before I had looked at my Local on the Eights and was stunned to see the 18-24 inch forecast. I knew what was coming, but couldn't grasp it until the night before. I barely got any sleep, and had the radar on. I dosed off, woke up at six, and saw the most impressive blob of white over DC, with no way out of it. Easily the best moment of my weather life, and truly got me interesting in snow, rather then hurricanes. I have a saved photo of that radar still that I'm going to try and dig out so I can remissness.