Christine
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I HAVE to get down to Bethesda on Wednesday though...
And so my friend just tells me that besides the whopper storm this weekend, they are seeing something develop on Tuesday?
I HAVE to get down to Bethesda on Wednesday though...
Ugh, yeah it's horrible. I have an appointment with the genetics counsellor and I have another important ultrasound. Luckily DH knows how to drive in the snow, since he spent 4 years in Alaska, but nobody around here knows how to handle snow. I think the Baltimore area is even worse than Prince William county was when we lived there growing up.
Wasn't that the most ridiculous thing ever! We got a dusting, literally NOTHING and gridlock. My husband has a 50 minute commute and got about 10 minutes away from home in 2 hours. He turned around and went home. It took me an extra 15 minutes but I can take back roads to work. I told him to not even bother going in tomorrow morning and to just work from home until lunch time. I just don't understand why there is such gridlock for 1/2 an inch of snow.....it's PA, we are used to snow!
I hope your daughter is okay!
We got about 2-3 inches this morning. It was absolutely beautiful. The kids had a 2 hour delay, but the roads were totally clear and fine.
I'm hearing that this weekend could be feet. Supposed to start Friday night and go all day Saturday. I'm going to go grocery shopping tomorrow night and just have a nice fun at home day. I'm sort of looking forward to it, except just realized DH has Guards this weekend. If it's bad, maybe they will cancel it.
1:30 PM WEDNESDAY 2.3.2010 HIGH IMPACT HISTORIC MAJOR WINTER STORM
Please review discussions from the National Centers for Environmental Prediction for guidance from federal:
NCEP/HPC: Snow & Ice | Preliminary Extended | Sterling, VA NWS
UPDATE # 1. Based on the team's 12+ hours of analysis into climate teleconnection trends, computer model data and affect of current snowcover on temperature projections, the forecast team has assembled 2 scenarios for the Mid-Atlantic:
SCENARIO A On Friday, snow should arrive around noon in southwest Virginia, and after the evening commute along I-95. A widespread 12-24" of snow from Washington to Philadephia with higher amounts further inland, ending Sunday morning. Some mixing may occur along I-95.
SCENARIO B On Friday, snow arrives across the region by mid-afternoon and the evening commute along I-95 is highly problematic. Mixing of sleet occurs in lower southern Maryland and along the eastern shore. Snow amounts of 18-26" across the western Chesapeake Bay into the piedmont with isolated higher amounts.
Supporting data The 12z (7am) projections from the North American Mesoscale (NAM) project roughly 3.0 inches of liquid for the Baltimore metro area. We are not making this up. Please consider the impact this situation could have on your family, students, schools and property, and make the necessary arrangements if you believe the data is not lying.
Today's update
Jules, you are just trying to wig me out aren't youI heard a guy this morning at Boling AFB mention that they are monitoring possible even more than 2ft and the more snow next week could make it closer to 3ft.
I'm only 5'5 feet tall! Have to get out the snorkel gear to dig out the car next week![]()
Tina, well hopefully it will be managable by Monday. lol
Wow, 3ft? Awesome.
BTW, someone asked on your other thread how the interview went...well?