I Hate Snow, Part Whatever

I have heard between 16 and 24 for where I work and up to 40 possible for some parts of Virginia.

But Spnited is right, they have no idea what this thing will do, but someone, somewhere is going to get a 100-year snowstorm. I am pretty darn sure of that.

 

The same noon news show that was ranting about the major storm heading our way yesterday, just said there is a less than 50% chance that we'll get more than 3 inches and less than 25% chance we'll get 6 inches in North Jersey/NYC.
Central and South Jersey more likely to get 6" or more.

 

NOAA forecast for Lexington, Mass for Saturday is Sunny. As an experienced New Englander, I can only expect this means we'll get about 60 inches of cement-like snow come March.

 

Good chance the Yanks-Red Sox Sunday night opener at Fenway on April 4 (Easter Sunday) gets snowed out!

 

16 to 24 in DC

http://forecast.weather.gov/showsigwx.php?warnzone=VAZ028&warncounty=VAC840&firewxzone=VAZ028&local_place1=Winchester+VA&product1=Winter+Storm+Warning

 

The NWS is predicting a 20 percent chance of flurries on Saturday. The rest of the week is clear with highs in the low 30s.

 

Looks like mostly rain down here, with a possibility of a Saturday afternoon changeover to snow as the storm moves away. Probably not more than a couple of inches, and just as likely to be nothing but rain. We'll get tropical storm-force winds and lots of rain, so that's not going to be especially fun either.

 

Yeah, looks like we'll be getting some snow on Sunday and that's about it. Other than the low temps being a little lower than they have been, not much of a change from the past month or so.

This has certainly been a strange year. Since the big snowstorm in December we haven't gotten much snow at all.

 

Last report I saw was 1-3" overnight Friday into Saturday morning, light showers Saturday afternoon, out of here by 6 p.m. Saturday. No snow Sunday

 

Woops, I meant Saturday, not Sunday.