annapolismike

I don't say much here because I do not know much. But I have been lurking around for years and I appreciate the commentary from those who have a clue what they are saying. They could be commenting from Utah, but if they have something relevant to add....should not be given grief for not being in the area. Whining about posters from just over the Mason Dixon line is stupid and risks pushing good posters out. I can't imagine this place without @psuhoffman. That out of my system, this storm sucks...yet it may well end up being the best of the season for those east of I95 and south of BWI when it all shakes out. I feel for those in Northern MD and SE PA who have been screwed this season, but many times you are basking in fluff while Annapolis gets sleet. Such is our climo.

Cold Air helps. When north of Baltimore is getting hammered many times in the past. Annapolis and southern areas probably get as much, if not more qpf, but rain and sleet mix in. They are benefitting from cold air. Sent from my Pixel 8 Pro using Tapatalk

What is the historic northern movement of storms at this range? Seems like they always tick about 50 miles north in the last 48 hours. And move a lot more quickly Sent from my Pixel 8 Pro using Tapatalk

With the energy moving on shore today the models will have some new data points and clarify what this is going to look like. Most of the forum was on the ledge with 0z and too much to drink last night. Sent from my Pixel 8 Pro using Tapatalk

About 7.5 on my snowboard here in Annapolis. Only cleaned it once. Woo hoo! Now I have to shovel. Sent from my Pixel 8 Pro using Tapatalk

15 along the Bay.

It's maps like this that show 20+ in Annapolis that will cause me to waste far too much time this week.

Annapolis Neck. 11.5 inches on the deck.