EastCoast NPZ

12-5: 1.0" 1-1: T 1-25: 6.0" half of it sleet as the sleet line blasted through earlier than every location in the region. 11F sleet storm. 2-22: hours of non-accumulation 35F snow while a HECS hits the beaches yet again. 3-2: .3" Daytime snow that struggled to accumulate on grass and mulch despite temp dropping to 29F once snow started. Straight trash. Couple other Ts.... who fucking cares What an abomination of a winter and waste of cold. Total: 7.3" (25% of what used to be average)

Almost always.

This was 0 when I woke up. Radar showed a bit move through around 8:30 this morning. There was a specklung of ice on the windshield this morning. But it was mist at best overnight.

Got no precipitation overnight.

Not on my side of town. Grass is white and that's it. Maybe a 1/4". My guess is that spotter is east or north of town. When I left Kernstown (3 miles north) earlier there looked to be close to an inch on grassy surfaces and trees.

Well, try being positive living in Stephens City.

Rates picked up here again.

Snow has stopped here outside of a few flurries. Had about 10 minutes of moderate to heavy snow.

Daytime. Going to take heavy rates. Snowing here now. Instant meltage on ground. Some slush on cars.

Already above freezing here. Another nothingburger on tap. Fitting end to this winter.

Mine was 48F and I'm already 52F. The temp always busts high here.

I cannot find the mid Atlantic snow totals thread for '23-'24. Am I blind or just bad at searching?

Not a single measurable snow for the month.

Can I beat Feb's 0" of snow?

Year 9 and counting.

Fixed your post.

.02"

Make sense, but trix is reporting heavy rain.

WTH is causing that heavy band from martinsburg, frederick to Towson??

Drizzle.

The entire month of February and we got 0 snow here. Not one measurable event. What a disaster of a winter for this area. Unmitigated disaster.

And another storm to our south. North, east, south, west, missing storms is what we do best.

I hope not, I haven't finished shoveling the 8" the GFS gave us Sunday.

There's absolutely no worse place to be. Urban centers at sea level next to water get way more snow than us.

Idk about the rest, but certainly most. But cold is usually an issue with ninos and in our current state that spells trouble.