GATECH

Rippage as that low lander death band sets up. Let’s see how long it can last…

@clskinsfan I got the tempest weatherflow. Great device, haptic rain gauge, sonic wind sensor, lightening detector, solar powered. Very happy with it…until it broke. I probably mounted it bad, big gust of wind around thanksgiving and it fell on my drive way! The great news is that I called customer service, they tried to help me fix it, but it was beyond repair. After repairs failed, they sent me a new unit, for free!!! Talk about great customer service! Extremely happy with the unit and the company. I think the unit cost Is around $350.

Opm is on a 3 hour delay, guess the models are too

1/3/2022: 10”

Same!

10” here in fort hunt, va. This sh!t is heavy.

8 inches! Can we make a run at 10? Ft. hunt area of Fairfax county!

As of 1053, 7inches. Impressive considering snow didn’t start accumulating until 7am.

They will get theirs at some point…while we enjoy our 33 and rain. But right now this is awesome for us lowlanders!

Outages so far in Fairfax county

1.5 inches in 30 minutes. Total up to 5.5 now. Insane!

Wow, about as much visibility as 2016 storm. Can barely make out the house across the street!

4 inches as of 9:30, power flickering.

I told Y’all I would bring winter back with me from Montana. Mission accomplished.

Well, I just lost the snow contest…

1.5” so far. Getting pounded…Fort Hunt, Va

Roads just caved…

Ripping now. .5” on trash can lids. 33.4 and falling. Roads should cave soon.

Snow is a in my back yard sport! My backyard > you backyard, at least this one time…

My first guess, call, final guess and final call snow map.

I don’t think temp is a criteria any more… A Blizzard Warning indicates that blizzard conditions (low visibility of less than 1/4 mile due to falling and/or blowing snow, and winds at least 35 mph) are expected for at least 3 hours.

This was my plan all along! Happy to go down in flames!

Upgraded to warning!

I am so sorry. Losing a parent is so hard. My deepest condolences to you and your family.

It was intense for about 30 minutes! Then the sun came out!