Eskimo Joe

The back end band might pivot back through Baltimore just as the sun starts going down in a few hours...man that'd be epic.

There's some returns building in across York and northern Baltimore counties. We *might* be able to squeeze some TV Snow™ in this afternoon as this finally pivots out.

Lift with that band long US 15 to I-81 is probably going to cause the other band over Baltimore to collapse from subscidence. What goes up must come down.

Not often you see this in the east coast!

Yea...gotta be terrain enhancement. Unreal.

Catoctin Mts. about to get smoked again.

LWX might have to extend their advisory at this rate.

Just stay like this all day.

Just like that, another big band spinning up over Emmitsburg east to Union Bridge. Where's @jayyy?

The upper level component with this storm has been incredible. How often do you see it snowing in Richmond, Bar Harbor, and Pittsburgh at the same time? KRIC 021154Z 33012KT 4SM -SN BR BKN011 OVC019 01/M01 A2961 RMK AO2 SLP035 P0000 60000 T00061006 10011 20006 53001 KPIT 021151Z 32013KT 9SM -SN FEW011 BKN015 BKN039 M04/M07 A2984 RMK AO2 SLP126 P0001 60001 70005 T10441067 11028 21044 51004 KBHB 021224Z AUTO 04023G35KT 1 3/4SM -SN BR BKN015 OVC021 M03/M04 A2974 RMK AO2 PK WND 03035/1221 VIS 1V3 P0000 FZRANO

Lewistown and Smithsburg got nailed. Cars stuck everywhere. Frederick Fire/Sheriff have been out all night on the mountains.

Looks like the final band is giving some terrain enhancement for the Catoctins again. Someone's gonna get 2 feet up there.

M6.0" Reisterstown and still snowing. Yay!

If we get a nice "clean" Miller A or Miller A hybrid then we stand a better shot at a nice, simple snowfall for everyone that can probably be sniffed our 2-3 days in advance with more reasonable accuracy. Miller B's are torture and we're lucky the upper level energy saved a lot of people.

It's the same image that snow dreamer just posted.

Me too. There's snow all the way back to the OH/PA border. Amazing. I tell you, Sterling's initial 8-12" for the Mason-Dixon counties when they first issued the winter storm warning worked out it seems. If the upper level energy can swing through in one good piece a lot of places north of I-70 are probably going to clip up to 8". https://twitter.com/stormsellwx/status/1356428126763552771/photo/1

DCA jackpotting on the a$$ end of the storm. We've entered the end times.

That area averages 1100 to 2000 feet (Ft. Ritchie) it's such a weird, cool area!

Definitely some more stuff trying to rotate back into Baltimore.

How much do you have there?

I honestly think another 1-3" is possible for you.

If you look at the LWX radar, you can see returns streaming in from the upper Chesapeake Bay and some building over southern York and Lancaster counties pivoting southwest.

I-270 deathband