HighStakes

I've been saying this for years. Too many rules and too much BS. Solid win nonetheless.

11/22: 2.0

Deep Run Rd. About 1 mile from Route 30 gets above 1100 ft.

The back of my house which faces your house and North is doing better. Close to an inch on deck table.

Solid coating here in the valley!

Flurries started 10 minutes ago.

2014

BWI: 18.2 DCA: 13.7 IAD: 18.1 RIC: 10.7 Tiebreaker SBY: 10.8

Snow showers here with a dusting on mulch and roofs.

20/21

This is where Ive been at follwing the Winter of 19/20.

Manchester averages roughly 37 inches overall. The Highest ridges and areas which reach almost 1130 ft. are probably at 40-42 inches for an average with the lowest valleys at 800 ft. In the 34-35 range. My house is approximately 860-870 ft. so I always say 37 when asked.

Not much melting. Temps have been hovering around 30. Currently Cloudy and flurries.

2/16-17: 4.0 Total: 21.3

2/13: 4.5 Total: 17.3

@psuhoffmanNice! Another marginal storm where there's a big difference between you and me. Happening very frequently now. I ended up with 4.5 maybe a bit more but I measured after some compaction. I'm inclined to think just 10-15 years ago the difference between our totals would have been less than inch.

Final burst coming through now. Solid 4 inches.

15 inches here in March 2018 2 part storm. Most snow otg at any point was 12-13. Tremendous event for so late in the season even for up here.

Coming down nicely with small flakes and low visibility. Inch an hour rates. Looks to be around 3 inches.

Moderate/Heavy snow. All surfaces covered. Windy and 32. Close to an inch.

Long overdue for a positive bust.

Tom T going very conservative. 1-2.

Here's a little food for thought on how quickly this has transformed into a debacle of a winter. Our quick relax turned into a short reload which in turn became a long 4 week shift into a shut out warm pattern. Then to put more into perspective, once the pattern flipped to bad on roughly Jan. 22nd, our next chance for frozen is next weekend and that gives a 4-5 week stretch during peak climo where most of us won't have seen one flake in a Nino no less. Think about that for a minute! Not one flake from Jan 21st to Feb 20th and that's assuming we see something next weekend. I still think everyone sees measurable snow at least 2 more times but unless there's a MECS this will go down as another awful winter. I could even make an argument for how our 1 good week of winter was really underachieving but I digress. Not to mention the Jan. 6th storm that looked like a lock for several inches in my area and ended up less than an inch. Since Nov. 1st 2022 my location has received less than 15 total inches. I'll take snow anytime no matter how big or small of an event. I don't need a big dog to be happy but this current stretch were in since the 3rd week of January is simply awful. According to the teleconnections from now until Feb. 23rd we will have a very negative EPO along with a negative AO and NAO and we can't even get a sub freezing day for a high. I suppose there's still some confusion and models will figure things out and maybe have a clearer picture to a victory and quite possibly a much colder look in the 5-10. There are some encouraging looks for March but we know how that goes. Holding out hope for strong end game!

You probably need to let Interstate take it from here!!