SHOVELABLE SNOW FEB 19-20

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the worst winter i remember here except for a blizzard.

You mean it's a normal winter, with actual snowstorms? Many people like normal winters and want more of them, instead of whatever crap drizzle climate change sends us.

And remember. The colder it gets in winter, the less you need to worry about rodents the rest of the year. Mosquitoes always find ways to survive, sadly.

Normal is relative. This is not normal for DC. If you want snow every year, move a couple hundred miles north.

It used to be normal. Climate change has come upon us and changed that to the "new normal".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the worst winter i remember here except for a blizzard.

You mean it's a normal winter, with actual snowstorms? Many people like normal winters and want more of them, instead of whatever crap drizzle climate change sends us.

And remember. The colder it gets in winter, the less you need to worry about rodents the rest of the year. Mosquitoes always find ways to survive, sadly.

Yes! I love hot weather (90s and humid is ideal for me), but I still thoroughly enjoy some snowstorms. This reminds me of the old days in the DC area (70s and early 80s).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the worst winter i remember here except for a blizzard.

You mean it's a normal winter, with actual snowstorms? Many people like normal winters and want more of them, instead of whatever crap drizzle climate change sends us.

And remember. The colder it gets in winter, the less you need to worry about rodents the rest of the year. Mosquitoes always find ways to survive, sadly.

Normal is relative. This is not normal for DC. If you want snow every year, move a couple hundred miles north.

It used to be normal. Climate change has come upon us and changed that to the "new normal".

+1. PP must not be from here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the worst winter i remember here except for a blizzard.

You mean it's a normal winter, with actual snowstorms? Many people like normal winters and want more of them, instead of whatever crap drizzle climate change sends us.

And remember. The colder it gets in winter, the less you need to worry about rodents the rest of the year. Mosquitoes always find ways to survive, sadly.

Yes! I love hot weather (90s and humid is ideal for me), but I still thoroughly enjoy some snowstorms. This reminds me of the old days in the DC area (70s and early 80s).

May I recommend central FL or Louisiana?

[Anonymous]

How are the models looking today?

[Anonymous]

Where can you find the euro model?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where can you find the euro model?

I think she has an OF

[Anonymous]

Looks like 2-4 in DC now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Looks like 2-4 in DC now.

I heard 5, minimum

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Looks like 2-4 in DC now.

Link?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Looks like 2-4 in DC now.

I heard 5, minimum

Not in the latest run. Storm moving SE. 2-4 in DC yet 10 in OC!

[Anonymous]

CWG is going to do a mid-day update but it looks like the reliable Euro model is starting to back off the hugely high snow totals here and is moving it closer to Ocean City, Williamsburg, Norfolk etc. There’s a map in the replies here: https://x.com/capitalweather/status/1891181742913908969?s=46&t=HYhwsSAkLAj2-_j7_Rr0Rw

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Womp.

[Anonymous]

According to CWG, here is how the models have shifted in the past 34 hours. Remember that a model is not a forecast. It’s a tool.

• American: 3 to 5 inches (forecast 24 hours ago: 10 to 12 inches).
• European: 2 to 4 inches (24 hours ago: 9 to 11 inches).
• German: Coating to 2 inches (24 hours ago: 12 to 16 inches).
• UKMet: Coating to 2 inches (24 hours ago: 10 to 12 inches).
• Canadian: Coating to 1 inch (24 hours ago: 4 to 6 inches).