Community Chat

[NEvans2]

Pittsburgh area here. Could be anywhere from 4 to 8 inches depending on how far south the front drops.

[Sweetbay magnolia]

I'm in the VA Piedmont and I hope all the forecast models are wrong, but we'll probably get a few inches. 

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[sunshine45]

predictions are all over the place it seems like......depends on who you depend on.

i am seeing 6 -12 inches in our area of baltimore through tuesday morning. i believe there are two separate storms on the way? i am ready for it!

[Caaareful Shopper]

Snow forecasts for the DC metro area are always, notoriously wrong.  They seem to only accurately forecast the DMV area (DC, Maryland & Virginia) if it's the areas west & east of DC.  But for DC proper and it's immediate outside neighborhoods, it is truly a guessing game.

Right now, the guess is 3"- 5" Sunday through Monday.  That means we'll either get nothing but a dusting on the grass, or snowmageddon!

[Mersha]

Maryland near DC here.....8"-10" but if you saw my grocery store today you would have thought it was more like 3 feet.

I had a doctor's appointment on Monday morning and they called this afternoon to reschedule.

BREAD.....MILK.....TOILET PAPER!!!!!!!!!

[willdob3]

@Mz iMac 

At 44 degrees tonight, we might be a wee bit chilly, but no snow expected here in Central Florida...

[Mersha]

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@Caaareful Shopper wrote:

Snow forecasts for the DC metro area are always, notoriously wrong.  They seem to only accurately forecast the DMV area (DC, Maryland & Virginia) if it's the areas west & east of DC.  But for DC proper and it's immediate outside neighborhoods, it is truly a guessing game.

Right now, the guess is 3"- 5" Sunday through Monday.  That means we'll either get nothing but a dusting on the grass, or snowmageddon!

@Caaareful Shopper   Hello neighbor!!  Isn't it funny how all the weather forcasters in our area get so spun up about the snow? 

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[Kachina624]

None!!!!!

[FiddleDeeDee]

Cool temps (60's) and blue skies. That's it for now and going forward.

[queendiva]

3-6", but subject to change.

Coastal areas are looking to get hit hardest this time.