APS closed Monday

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean are you shocked? They are calling for 2-6 inches, predicting it to impact the morning commute and the storm warning goes until 1 pm. I’m glad they are telling everyone in advance.

Given how warm it has been lately, I am skeptical that we will have much actual accumulation. I think they should have waited until tomorrow morning to make the call. If people need to make alternative plans for tomorrow, they could have done that now even if school hadn’t officially closed.

It’s an AM rush hour storm for the heaviest snow. Otherwise known as a cluster-f. The models are actually calling for 10+ inches of snow, the the ground estimates are being reduced because of the warm temperatures and that it will rain first.

What models are calling for Arlington to get 10+ inches of snow? CWG is estimated 2-6, and even they acknowledge the warm ground temperatures could minimize accumulation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean are you shocked? They are calling for 2-6 inches, predicting it to impact the morning commute and the storm warning goes until 1 pm. I’m glad they are telling everyone in advance.

Given how warm it has been lately, I am skeptical that we will have much actual accumulation. I think they should have waited until tomorrow morning to make the call. If people need to make alternative plans for tomorrow, they could have done that now even if school hadn’t officially closed.

It’s an AM rush hour storm for the heaviest snow. Otherwise known as a cluster-f. The models are actually calling for 10+ inches of snow, the the ground estimates are being reduced because of the warm temperatures and that it will rain first.

What models are calling for Arlington to get 10+ inches of snow? CWG is estimated 2-6, and even they acknowledge the warm ground temperatures could minimize accumulation.

PP is talking about what the clouds have the capability of producing versus what will accumulate/fall to the ground.

[Anonymous]

It is currently 63 degrees in Arlington. If some snow flakes fall from the sky, the chance for any snow accumulation tomorrow is literally zero. The chance for some rain tomorrow though is more likely.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is currently 63 degrees in Arlington. If some snow flakes fall from the sky, the chance for any snow accumulation tomorrow is literally zero. The chance for some rain tomorrow though is more likely.

No, the snow will fall but it will melt on the roads. So at most the roads will be slushy tomorrow.

Tuesday AM will suck if the temps stay low and the slushy freezes.

[Anonymous]

This is so annoying, and how on earth did we get in a place where APS calls it before Fairfax?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean are you shocked? They are calling for 2-6 inches, predicting it to impact the morning commute and the storm warning goes until 1 pm. I’m glad they are telling everyone in advance.

Given how warm it has been lately, I am skeptical that we will have much actual accumulation. I think they should have waited until tomorrow morning to make the call. If people need to make alternative plans for tomorrow, they could have done that now even if school hadn’t officially closed.

It’s an AM rush hour storm for the heaviest snow. Otherwise known as a cluster-f. The models are actually calling for 10+ inches of snow, the the ground estimates are being reduced because of the warm temperatures and that it will rain first.

What models are calling for Arlington to get 10+ inches of snow? CWG is estimated 2-6, and even they acknowledge the warm ground temperatures could minimize accumulation.

PP is talking about what the clouds have the capability of producing versus what will accumulate/fall to the ground.

What model is showing 10+ inches for Arlington?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And then they'll hopefully close because of Omicron.

Yeah. Who needs book lairnin? Just turn school properties into fields and let’s evolve into an agrarian society.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is so annoying, and how on earth did we get in a place where APS calls it before Fairfax?

When APS stopped giving a shit about educating children.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is currently 63 degrees in Arlington. If some snow flakes fall from the sky, the chance for any snow accumulation tomorrow is literally zero. The chance for some rain tomorrow though is more likely.

You don’t seem to understand what literally means.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean are you shocked? They are calling for 2-6 inches, predicting it to impact the morning commute and the storm warning goes until 1 pm. I’m glad they are telling everyone in advance.

Given how warm it has been lately, I am skeptical that we will have much actual accumulation. I think they should have waited until tomorrow morning to make the call. If people need to make alternative plans for tomorrow, they could have done that now even if school hadn’t officially closed.

It’s an AM rush hour storm for the heaviest snow. Otherwise known as a cluster-f. The models are actually calling for 10+ inches of snow, the the ground estimates are being reduced because of the warm temperatures and that it will rain first.

What models are calling for Arlington to get 10+ inches of snow? CWG is estimated 2-6, and even they acknowledge the warm ground temperatures could minimize accumulation.

PP is talking about what the clouds have the capability of producing versus what will accumulate/fall to the ground.

https://twitter.com/capitalweather/status/1477712733193785348?s=21

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is so annoying, and how on earth did we get in a place where APS calls it before Fairfax?

When APS stopped giving a shit about educating children.

Couldn't possibly be because APS is capable of making rational decisions, could it? Nah.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And then they'll hopefully close because of Omicron.

Hopefully not, that would be a horrible mistake.

They won't, they can't due to SB 1303

instead, they'll need to close for 2 weeks to slow the spre-, uh, melt the snow...

[Anonymous]

Did only some APS schools have classes tomorrow? Yorktown goes back Tuesday.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did only some APS schools have classes tomorrow? Yorktown goes back Tuesday.

All schools were supposed to have classes tomorrow. Why would Yorktown have been closed?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Prepare for Tuesday as well. WTOP reports that the slush will refreeze as temps are dropping through the day tomorrow. Tues commute will be rough.

Yay!! We can skip this whole week.