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  2. Still have moderate snow with big flakes.
  3. that’s literally having zero impact on modeling.
  4. Half-mile or less visibility in Arlington. About 1/2 inch topping tree branches.
  5. Living further north does not give you more knowledge or authority on this topic nor on mid-Atlantic climo. You just don’t know what you’re talking about.
  6. Snow mixing in here on the west side of Easton
  7. It's not about what happens on May 1, it's about what it means. It's akin to like June 1 being the start of hurricane season...what happens on June 1 in terms of tropics? Nothing necessarily but it designates the start of the month where activity can start increasing. Outside of the Earth's tilt of the axis, what exactly happens on the first day of spring, summer, fall, winter...nothing really. It just marks a period in the transition.
  8. Columbia: eyeballing approx 1/2”-3/4” on deck with 34° and moderate snow
  9. Yeah a chirper from Philly trying to agitate and void of comprehension
  10. Sn+ in la plata. Back edge making progress eastbound fast
  11. All snow but no accumulation. Radar isn’t the most inspiring up here.
  12. Pounding sleet .Radar looks pretty good upstream
  13. John, was the reversal in early March from the bottom-up, too? I haven't bothered to look yet...
  14. 33 with SN, 1 inch on grass, slush on concrete walks
  15. Good. Enjoy your rain. Don’t troll this subforum again.
  16. It's either gone by sunset or gone just after sunrise tomorrow. Doesn't really matter. The real joy was watching the rates and seeing real accumulation just a few hours after overnight mid-summer warmth.
  17. Finally it's snowing looks like a decent period of DAYTIME AFTERNOON snow
  18. If you're on the eastern shore the bay being 40 deg is killing you... was great yesterday when it was cooling you off by 20 deg!
  19. Yea, plenty of coastals to soak the marathon runners.
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