pazzo83

yeah I was thinking 94. Maybe some day in 96?

exactly - we are still plenty north where you can have the right combo of cold air plus a juicy storm coming in - and we get blitzed. I'm sure it will be that way for many years to come, it just won't happen as often. It's just that snow is going to be less routine here - and it already wasn't that routine to begin with.

I mean we were already on the edge of the "reliable snow zone" - mean temps tick up a degree or two, and boom, suddenly we are south of it. I get it - it sucks. My kids won't get to experience the same storms that I did as a kid if we live here. But if you are living in the Mid Atlantic and expecting a snowy climate - it's just not. DCA's annual mean temp is 60F, BWI is close. We are quite lucky to have places like Canaan etc that aren't too far away where their annual snowfall will probably keep ticking up - these are some of the snowiest places east of the Rockies.

the complaining is ridiculous. Unless folks live in the far western parts of our region (Davis, Canaan, Deep Creek,etc), expecting reliable snowfall from winter to winter isn't a thing around here. The standard deviation of annual snowfall from most of our climate sites has to be off the charts.

dews in the 40s - snow eater. Ours doesn't quite look that bad but its hours are numbered lol

lmao you live in Newark Delaware - not sure what you're expecting.

Low of 29F at DCA, 29 here.

bigger thing is 2018 was 6 years ago.

Temps going up here, 34F now

I'm usually within 3 degrees or so of DCA at any given time - and I'm 350+ft higher but just off an urban corridor. Case in point - temp here is 32.7, temp at DCA is 32.

lol it matches fine with urban areas especially in the District. It's not supposed to have the same temperature as you.

you are always welcome here Jeb!

yeah DCA actually compares better with the Navy Yard / Capitol Hill n'hoods in DC than it does with some of the ones on the VA side that are close-by. When we lived downtown we were rarely more than a degree or two off from DCA.

looks like the I-95 express lanes for trans-pacific flights (obviously uni-directional)

low of 18F here, 21F at DCA

97-98 was OK in the Shenandoah Valley with some elevation. We got a lot of front end blitzes of snow that would change to sleet/rain, and then end as snow.

both games next week and any potential SB matchup are all really appealing. I'm hoping it's Detroit / B'more.

And I get why the Bills were trying to run out the clock (for the reasons you mentioned), but I was like - that shit could come back and bite you in the ass.

34 for the high both here and at DCA.

so brutal - you have to feel for the kicker. I feel like Allen had a guy open about 10 yards downfield on that 2nd and 9 but he went for the endzone. Oh well. The Ravens look unstoppable - gonna be an epic game.

yeah I was thinking this coming out of the regular season. They've got everything going.

Game.

Ravens defense looks ready to make this a something to zero game.

I was in 6th grade - we still had like 15-20" of snow on the ground and it was gone in 6 hours!! My neighbor was driving us to school with like 40-50mph winds and temps going up into the 60s lol.

I am reluctantly rooting for a Baltimore team...