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Dalfy

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  1. I feel for all those tech migrants from California.
  2. Perfectly situated band over downtown STL. ~28-30dbz. I don't have a way to really gauge the accumulation here but its accumulating quickly. Perhaps nearing 0.8 or so inches? Lovely outside. Temp is 17
  3. Very light flurries in downtown STL @ a balmy 23. Most of the precip has been to the north and south of me
  4. Downtown STL is around .6ish I think. Not too much but made for a nice walk.
  5. Yea I'm not going to miss that at all, haha. It was like a never ending set of really convincing mirages. Not to mention all the lost sleep and work productivity, checking models every 6 hours. God, it was torture but so addicting. Oh yes, that's something I'm looking forward to experience. Really hoping we can squeeze one event like that before winter ends.
  6. Wish I could be there for this.. I've temporarily relocated to MO, aka no more noreasters for me . Anyway, here's an update from the wunderground station near my old house in Olney: light snow, 27.
  7. Literally puking buckets, the house directly in front of mine [maybe 100-200 feet] is difficult to see. Temp is 26
  8. Measured a little over 11'' in Olney. We really hit the jackpot here with this one, and I for one am thoroughly satisfied! I'm hoping this is a good indicator for things to come with the pattern shift on the 20th. I am a bit winded from the obs and storm-tracking -- I forgot how much energy and attention storm monitoring involves.
  9. Can definitely confirm that. Went on a 30 min walk and it's just pouring snow, my hair stood no match.. must've had like a half inch accumulate on it by the time I got back home. I measured something like 8.5 inches on the grass near a local road so I think we had somewhere between 9 or 9.5'' so far correcting for compaction.
  10. It's just off Outerbanks. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/mesoanalysis/new/viewsector.php?sector=19#
  11. It started intensifying here [Olney] just as I finished shoveling, lol. Oh well, it'll be easier the second time round
  12. Jebman, sorry for butting in. You and your posts literally symbolize the epitome of the enthusiasm that drives half the board to be weather enthusiasts. I honestly don't think this forum [and the predecessor] would be the same without your posts. Don't trivialize them!
  13. It's like communion during mass, it's a deep-rooted tradition -named after Jebman- of walking through a snowstorm for the sole reason of admiring the scenery. Now that you know, you should go take one and snap some photos
  14. Very much an uncanny resemblance [first is current radar; second is feb 2010]. The precip shield on the east side is oriented differently and not as intense but the same general shape and breadth. Pretty cool if you ask me
  15. Roads are covered in rockville and probably a little over half inch on non-asphalt surfaces. I'm really impressed with how fast the snow came in, not much Virga despite the low dew points earlier today
  16. Spending the day near Rockville and it's been lightly snowing here for the last hour or so. I'm incredibly excited for this storm! Here's to a pleasant surprise for everyone
  17. I remember going outside the garage, and the snow being up to my thighs.. when the garage door opened the snow blew into the house, and I had to clean that up, then I took a picture of my dad's car which was burried totally in the snow. It was quite the sight
  18. ya didnt feel it here either, but I checked and there was one at 8:04 pm..
  19. What do you think the chance is of an aftershock? how rare is it?
  20. Wow I didn't know it could affect so many areas so far Connecticut all the way down to GA felt it from reports on the other regional threads.
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