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Jan 31st - 33rd Storm Obs and Disco like it's 1979


Bob Chill
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9 minutes ago, DCTeacherman said:

Road crews have had it easy here in urban heat island hell.  The combination of marginal temps and light rates means the roads have mostly melted on their own.  

Amazing how these same radar echos that produce flurries in the city somehow account for incredible snowfall rates elsewhere

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3 hours ago, WxUSAF said:

That yellow pixel in eastern HoCo is me! Lol 

 

That map is missing a lot of spotter reports from Calvert and St. Mary’s on Sunday (including mine). Since most of us got very little yesterday and today, we didn’t bother sending in updates. It looks like they didn’t use any of the Sunday reports and just pulled the few Cocarahs obs from the PNS report this morning instead. Most of those were too low (especially for St Mary’s).

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1 minute ago, Yeoman said:

Amazing how these same radar echos that produce flurries in the city somehow account for incredible snowfall rates elsewhere

There were only two periods during this whole event where I had legit moderate snow. One was Sunday, I forget what time, and one was this morning but each one only lasted for about an hour or less.  Mostly it's been flurries and very light snow.  

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I’m just sitting here in complete awe that flakes are still falling from this storm.  Same band of light snow with occasional bursts remains overhead. Great way to end the night and storm. Can confidently say we ended with over 11” here. Goodnight all. 

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6 hours ago, blueberryfaygo said:

Damn.. some places in new Jersey got three feet.  Thats two all time Records this year up north.  Binghamton was the previous one back on December.  

I think we are next... 

You are next for record snows, but most of the Mid Atlantic is definitely next for record snows, THIS winter. A highly anomalous storm will slowly move over the Washington Metropolitan Region this month and dump ridiculously heavy amounts of snow that will make the Great Blizzard of 2016 look like a spring day in Central Park.

You are all gonna need a MUCH bigger shovel.

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