MAJOR Snowstorm?

[Anonymous]

NYC will do totally fine. It's not DC. Up to 2 ft in NYC is NO problem - nothing closes; and if you say you're not coming into work bc of the snow people think you're a total idiot. Try to travel up Monday if you can; if not Wed - Amtrak will be fine on Wed. if that's in the budget. If it's a bus plan for the trip to take HOURS bc the turnpike etc. will be super slow. Getting there will be a hassle - once you're there, enjoy! The city gets so quiet during/after storms - it's refreshing (bc non essential delivery trucks don't come in; and I'm guessing at least half the morons now driving for Uber won't want to deal with the weather hassles so they'll be off the road too).

[Anonymous]

Ugh Tues morning flight canceled.

[Anonymous]

Yo is it gonna snow or nah

[Anonymous]

Why are ppl freaking out? CWG is already lowering snow totals - now it's 4-8 inch. By tomorrow it'll be 2-5 inches and we'll walk away w an inch of snow. Is this really worth the panic?

[Anonymous]

Bust. Nothing burger.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why are ppl freaking out? CWG is already lowering snow totals - now it's 4-8 inch. By tomorrow it'll be 2-5 inches and we'll walk away w an inch of snow. Is this really worth the panic?

An inch tops.

[Anonymous]

I'm in Potomac and according to weather.gov, the totals just went up 2 more inches on Tuesday. So 4-8 inches overnight and another 3-5 on Tuesday. Last night the 3-5 was 2-4.

This storm seems to be all about where you live. When they are this certain this close to the event, it generally means we will be getting snow, but I don't think they feel certain about totals.

It's the weather people, you can only predict it so much.

[Anonymous]

Sorry, should say "It's the weather, you can only predict so much"

[Anonymous]

European model is in and now everyone's even more confused

[Anonymous]

The models trended warmer overnight cutting snow totals in dc. Would not be surprised to see this evolve into a slop storm if trend continues

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The models trended warmer overnight cutting snow totals in dc. Would not be surprised to see this evolve into a slop storm if trend continues

+1

DC might get 2 inches total.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NYC will do totally fine. It's not DC. Up to 2 ft in NYC is NO problem - nothing closes; and if you say you're not coming into work bc of the snow people think you're a total idiot. Try to travel up Monday if you can; if not Wed - Amtrak will be fine on Wed. if that's in the budget. If it's a bus plan for the trip to take HOURS bc the turnpike etc. will be super slow. Getting there will be a hassle - once you're there, enjoy! The city gets so quiet during/after storms - it's refreshing (bc non essential delivery trucks don't come in; and I'm guessing at least half the morons now driving for Uber won't want to deal with the weather hassles so they'll be off the road too).

Eh, two feet is a lot for anyone. If history is any indication, the governor will probably declare a state of emergency for NYC sometime today. I doubt many non-essential personnel will be going to work tomorrow.

But I agree that the city will be back up and running a lot faster than it would be here.

[Anonymous]

Location, location, location. There are the snow haves and the snow have nots.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ugh Tues morning flight canceled.

At least you know for sure. Mine still says on time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Location, location, location. There are the snow haves and the snow have nots.

A chance for the outside the beltway have nots to shine?