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March 25th Storm: Debacle or Climo Defier? Discussion and Obs II


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Snow really heavy south of Baltimore into the city. 3 inches+ for many in that area. The radar presentation is impressive concerning the pivot. Heavy bands should continue to hit BWI and NE in the next 4-5 hours. 5-6 totals could be found on grassy surfaces before the coastal pulls the deform zone further NE.

 

 

3.9" to be exact, just measured in 5 spots. I cannot believe I slept through our biggest storm in over 2 years :axe:. WX1man I should have listened to you and pulled an all nighter.

 

 

For locales such as Linthicum to Dundalk to Essex and Towson up to Kingsville (and around that radius as well) 4-7" is a good estimate for final totals. Sensational rates via radar there at the moment.

 

Maybe, but I'm in south Baltimore and have a total of 1.3 inches right now. Elevation might help, per that 3.9 inch report.

 

Edit: The Science Center might think it's at 36 degrees, but I'm all of 12 blocks south of that and I'm at 32.

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Well just FYI, I'm sitting at 31.6 and it's been steady for the past hour, only raising .1 over that stretch.  :snowing:

 

still light to occasionally mod here but lots of big snow bombs dropping off trees etc.  tis a pretty snow for sure. perhaps the most photographed 2-4" ever.

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So much whining last night and yet everyone woke up to snow. :lol:

 

Per Fozz, there is 4" at home in Cockeysville, hard to say how much there is here in the city. But its coming down nicely. Took me about 45 mins to get to work, not too much traffic but visibility wasn't all that great. A few pics from my drive in (Along 83)

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So much whining last night and yet everyone woke up to snow. :lol:

 

everyone worries some of us just post too much. not sure anyone was truly jumping off a cliff at 10pm when most of us knew the best model time was to come. 

 

split the uprights between the pessimistic calls and the too high calls it seems.

 

definitely hit my ceiling imby. 

 

now time for winter to gtfo.

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everyone worries some of us just post too much. not sure anyone was truly jumping off a cliff at 10pm when most of us knew the best model time was to come. 

 

split the uprights between the pessimistic calls and the too high calls it seems.

 

definitely hit my ceiling imby. 

 

now time for winter to gtfo.

 

Who besides TWC was higher than what we actually got?  Now that I think about it, everyone may have hit the low end of the TWC forecast?

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For locales such as Linthicum to Dundalk to Essex and Towson up to Kingsville (and around that radius as well) 4-7" is a good estimate for final totals. Sensational rates via radar there at the moment.

really, really coming down hard here

about as heavy as anything in 09/10

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Who besides TWC was higher than what we actually got?  Now that I think about it, everyone may have hit the low end of the TWC forecast?

DT... lots of people who bought the snow maps verbatim. if you get 1-3 and a forecast was 3-6 not sure the forecast was right if you hit 3. and everyone else is lower.

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I've topped Mar 6th and might end up with warning criteria. This is great.

 

Wish I could have stayed home today.  I mean...I probably could have, but I'm pretty dumb.

 

Curious to see if that backbuilding continues and we stay on the southern edge of the precip.  If we do, it'll be interesting to see totals.

 

And it's ripping snow at work in PG, so I can at least watch that.

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Couple pics from my office - rooftop shot from behind my building, and a view of Charles Street. Main roads around here at wet, but side roads are slushy. The alley behind my building was snow covered when I came in to park.

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