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2/19-20 Winter Storm Observations


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Just now, losetoa6 said:

Hrrr has rounds of freezing rain returning later . 28 currently.  Very few pingers here before the dryyyy slotttt .  

Got 4.8" total between 8:30 - 12:20. Great rates once it started. Missed lasts hours measurement but I'll go with the 4.8. Fun storm and it's far from over here with hours of ice coming .

 

28/26 with a se wind 

Dry slot better fill in if the storm is far from over. Not much to the west at the moment and I'm guessing a thinning cloud deck will lead to a bump in temps. I'm already at 30 and hearing the drip-drip.

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7 minutes ago, Wetbulbs88 said:

After growing up in Ellicott City, I was shocked at how many March snowstorms hit NYC. Last year was particularly crazy, with big snows going into April. I've learned never to say die until it's really over. 

One thing is for sure the folks here will let us know when it’s really over.  There will be no wondering. 

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4 minutes ago, losetoa6 said:

Hrrr has .30"- .4" qpf through 3z with temps below freezing here . Yea...I was  speaking for mby +Westminster on n+w .

Makes more sense for you since you can probably hold below 32 significantly longer than us. Could get slick up there if it gets in soon enough. I will say HRRR wasn't that accurate after say the 13z run or so. Gave us too much snow.

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10 minutes ago, supernovasky said:

That march 2017 storm was something else. The world around me was like a glacier.

 

Hardest snow I've ever shoveled, all 3" of it.

The great sleet storm of 2007 was one the craziest things I've ever seen.  Sleet is usually a just transition precip around here and we rarely see more than a coating or half inch of the stuff.  In that 2007 storm it POURED heavy sleet for hours with a loud hissing sound and sleet literally cascading off of roofs.  We got like 6-7" of pure sleet which was welded together by a crust of freezing rain.  You could walk on top of it without breaking through.  I remember people's cars helplessly stuck because inches of ice had their tires locked in place.

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For me, that’s a wrap! Loved this event. Totally worth the early bird start, Jebwalk in the heavies this morning, sledding with the kids late morning in the final push, homemade mac n cheese, a few good beers throughout.......and I’ll be napping until the happy hour GooFballuS. Oh. And I’m currently in love with the Maryland HRDerrapins model, but if someone could just conjure up a WVUDerps model......I’d be grateful. :lol:

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10 minutes ago, Deck Pic said:

yeah..It looks like there will be some consolidation and pretty good returns late afternoon to mid evening...Not sure anyone can hold on to snow until then, but I'm sure there will be areas to the NW that will still be below freezing

Still holding steady at 27 with winds fluctuating from NE and ESE. Hopefully I can get some more frozen up here.

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6 minutes ago, Scraff said:

For me, that’s a wrap! Loved this event. Totally worth the early bird start, Jebwalk in the heavies this morning, sledding with the kids late morning in the final push, homemade mac n cheese, a few good beers throughout.......and I’ll be napping until the happy hour GooFballuS. Oh. And I’m currently in love with the Maryland HRDerrapins model, but if someone could just conjure up a WVUDerps model......I’d be grateful. :lol:

Yep, got a little sledding in and made a snowman and enjoyed the 90 minute snow downpour, so I got everything I could squeeze out of this event.

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