February Discobs 2026

[aldie 22]

.22 so far

[Terpeast]

0.26”. 40

[aldie 22]

1 hour ago, aldie 22 said:

.22 so far

.33 39 degrees i have a work meeting in Grand Rapids Michigan on Tuesday looks like I can't even get snow there 

[87storms]

Just got back from a quick food trip…nice little steady rain here and a lot of puddles. Nice weather to watch the NBA all star game.

[CAPE]

Light rain, 38 degrees

0.15" so far

[GramaxRefugee]

Just returned from dog walk.  Steady rain, 37f. Total crap weather.  Even the dog doesn't like it.

[WVclimo]

38° with rain and a snow-eating fog.  Visibility less than 1 mile.  0.25” in the bucket.

[CAPE]

Cold rain. Temp down to 36 and 0.27"

[snowfan]

Getting foggy = bye bye snow

[87storms]

Might make a run at 0.5” after all.

[LordBaltimore]

I'm amazed that there's still some semblance of a snowpack outside my window after the conditions this weekend

[Jebman]

11 hours ago, WxUSAF said:

(Probably strong) Nino cometh. Drought is on its last legs 

I hope its a super nino. Texas is parched. We need about 50 inches of rain and a Harvey over Austin for 5 weeks.

[aldie 22]

Ended up with. 50 more than I thought. Would have been a decent snow

[ThePhotoGuy]

High of 39.5. Rain total 0.42. 

As of 3:30, my yard was still 95% snow covered with a few inches deep especially in sheltered areas. 

[LordBaltimore]

On 2/14/2026 at 8:32 PM, Fozz said:

I just realized two of those stretches were from 1960-61. That had to have been a legendary winter.

I was at BWI and it looked patchy even though my family’s area still has very solid coverage. So I think 12z tomorrow will report a trace. But it was a very memorable run.

 

23 hours ago, Harv_poor said:

Growing up in central NJ, 60-61 was unbelievable. Three major snowstorms of a foot plus, The first, starting on a Saturday night (maybe Dec 9th) and ending Sunday closed schools for the whole week. The other two storms were in Jan and early Feb. Afterwards, I wondered why we did not get storms like that every year.

If BWI managed those two consecutive stretches of snowcover, I'm really curious if favored places to the northwest had a continuous 2+ month snowpack that year. It's interesting from a historical perspective b/c there's no satellite data, so there's no way to tell other than personal anecdotes

[winter_warlock]

Light rain occuring  here 36.5F 

[Mrs.J]

0.55 here. Had to drive in it later in the afternoon over to Baltimore to pick up the older Ms. J from a film set. Then drove her back down to DC. Driving on 70, 695 and 95 was not fun. The snow pack created a low fog and along with the rain the glare on the highways made it hard to see if you were in your own lane. Only 200 was decent as the reflective striping was still reflective. 

[ravensrule]

20 minutes ago, aldie 22 said:

Ended up with. 50 more than I thought. Would have been a decent snow

Definitely in your youth since you’re an old man.