MAJOR Snowstorm?

[Anonymous]

My bets are on a dusting to 1 inch that melts quickly while either northern or southern cities actually get several inches.

It's just too warm for a major snow storm. Even if the temp drops tomorrow, it won't drop enough and stay cold long enough for a serious snow storm.

[Anonymous]

Grocery store in NE DC was not too bad. The only thing there were out of was lunch meat, LOL.

[Anonymous]

There now. Its crazy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My bets are on a dusting to 1 inch that melts quickly while either northern or southern cities actually get several inches.

It's just too warm for a major snow storm. Even if the temp drops tomorrow, it won't drop enough and stay cold long enough for a serious snow storm.

Oh that's funny because the models are now showing a direct hit on this area. Loudoun may get 16-20. I mean, be in denial if you want but it's going to snow.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My bets are on a dusting to 1 inch that melts quickly while either northern or southern cities actually get several inches.

It's just too warm for a major snow storm. Even if the temp drops tomorrow, it won't drop enough and stay cold long enough for a serious snow storm.

Uhhh...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Prediction: Off Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Late on Saint Patrick's Day.

My guess as well.

[Anonymous]

New update from Jay: all models now in agreement for a major East Coast storm. Including European Model.
Highest prediction- 20 inches of snow for Loudoun/Leesburg.
12 inches closer to D.C.

I need updated grocery store reports, LOL. My plan was a run tomorrow am.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:New update from Jay: all models now in agreement for a major East Coast storm. Including European Model.
Highest prediction- 20 inches of snow for Loudoun/Leesburg.
12 inches closer to D.C.

I need updated grocery store reports, LOL. My plan was a run tomorrow am.

Target was eerily not crowded 2 hours ago. They were low on milk though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:New update from Jay: all models now in agreement for a major East Coast storm. Including European Model.
Highest prediction- 20 inches of snow for Loudoun/Leesburg.
12 inches closer to D.C.

I need updated grocery store reports, LOL. My plan was a run tomorrow am.

Or, as pp intuited, a dusting. Lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My bets are on a dusting to 1 inch that melts quickly while either northern or southern cities actually get several inches.

It's just too warm for a major snow storm. Even if the temp drops tomorrow, it won't drop enough and stay cold long enough for a serious snow storm.

+1,000,000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My bets are on a dusting to 1 inch that melts quickly while either northern or southern cities actually get several inches.

It's just too warm for a major snow storm. Even if the temp drops tomorrow, it won't drop enough and stay cold long enough for a serious snow storm.

+1,000,000

I don't think that means what you think it means.

[Anonymous]

So, are we all worried about climate change. Last week everyone was lamenting about how we got no snow this year.

[Anonymous]

CWG is now using terms like "iffy" and "quite uncertain" and referring to a model that shows rain mixing in. They'll feel confident on Tuesday, I reckon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My bets are on a dusting to 1 inch that melts quickly while either northern or southern cities actually get several inches.

It's just too warm for a major snow storm. Even if the temp drops tomorrow, it won't drop enough and stay cold long enough for a serious snow storm.

+1,000,000

Hmmm. All will be revealed in good time. We'll see if your "dusting to 1 inch" pans out in DC.

[Anonymous]

Knife's edge. It now looks like there could be no snow. Zilch.