Snow Event DC - Bring it on

dee1949
dee1949 Posts: 1,425
edited February 2010 in The Clubhouse
.... Enjoy the snow EVENT. Stock up on pop corn and drinks....and of course some movies. Have 140 movies loaded on my pc....ran a vga cable from (PC) dining room to tv in living room. Hooked the audio to HT receiver....I am ready...bring it on.

Can it be the BIG one !!!!

...I am originally from PA. and it wasn't a Storm if it didn't drop at least 16"'s. Of course we didn't have the traffic or the crazy drivers like here in the SOUTH.
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  • concealer404
    concealer404 Posts: 7,440
    edited February 2010
    It's snowing there now?

    They're forecasting that we get hammered here. (by local standards, not mine.) The girlfriend has some Mary Kay pampering she won tomorrow morning, and i think i'm going to make her stay home. She's born and bred here, and i don't want her driving in it with all the other idiots around here.
    I don't read the newsssspaperssss because dey aaaallllllllll...... have ugly print.

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  • dee1949
    dee1949 Posts: 1,425
    edited February 2010
    ...will start around 11am tomorrow. Maybe 2" an hour at times. Lets go for the record.

    DC has reported one ≥ 24" snowfall in its history - the "Knickerbocker Storm" of Jan 27-28, 1922. During this storm the weight of the snow caused the roof of the Knickerbocker Theater in DC to collapse, killing 98 people and injuring 133.

    Historical Big Snowstorms in Washington, DC............

    The biggest unofficial snow (before official records began) was in January 1772 when as much as 36 inches (3 feet) may have fallen in the Washington DC-Baltimore area. It has been called the Washington-Jefferson snowstorm because it was recorded in both of their diaries.

    Average annual snowfall (1971-2000)

    DC Baltimore Dulles

    15.2" 18.2" 21.2"

    Frequencies of snowfall (amounts vs. occurrences per year)

    DC Baltimore Dulles

    ≥ 1" 4.6 times 5 times 5.1 times

    ≥ 2" 2.8 times 3.3 times 3.4 times

    ≥ 4" 1.2 times 1.4 times 1.7 times

    ≥ 6" 0.5 times (1 in 2) 0.6 times 0.7 times

    ≥ 8" 0.3 times (1 in 3) 0.3 times 0.4 times

    ≥ 10" 0.1 times (1 in 10) 0.2 times 0.2 times

    Number of ≥ 12" snowstorms

    DC (since 1870) Baltimore (since 1870) Dulles (since 1962)

    13 times 20 times 7 times

    Dulles: ≥ 14" has an occurrence of 1 in 9.

    In the greater DC area there were NO ≥ 8" snowfalls between 1900-08, '09-17, '42-57, '67-78, and '88-95.

    DC has reported one ≥ 24" snowfall in its history - the "Knickerbocker Storm" of Jan 27-28, 1922. During this storm the weight of the snow caused the roof of the Knickerbocker Theater in DC to collapse, killing 98 people and injuring 133.

    The greatest three day snowfalls on record:
    DC Baltimore Dulles
    28" Jan 1922 26.8" Feb 2003 24.6" Jan 1996
    20" Feb 13+14 1899 26.6" Jan 1996 22.8" Feb 1983
    18.7" Feb 1979 26.5" Jan 1922 21.7" Feb 2003
    17.3" Jan 1996 22.8" Feb 1983 19.3" Dec 2009
    16.6" Feb 1983 22.0" Mar 1942 16.3" Feb 1979
    16.4" Dec 2009 21.3" Feb 1899 14.1" Mar 1993
    16.4" Feb 2003 21.0" Dec 2009 12.1" Dec 1979
    15.0" Jan 1918 20.0" Feb 1979 12.0" Feb 1987
    14.4" Feb 1958 15.5" Feb 1958 11.8" Feb 1967
    14.4" Feb 1936 14.9" Jan 2000 11.6" Feb 1972
    14.3" Feb 1900 14.3" Jan 1928 11.4" Dec 1967
    13.8" Jan 1966 14.1" Dec 1960 11.1" Jan 1987
    12.7" Feb 5-7, 1899 13.1" Feb 2006 10.6" Dec 19
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  • treitz3
    treitz3 Posts: 18,994
    edited February 2010
    The winter of '79 was the worst I can recall up in that area. The city pretty much came to a standstill for two or three days. I don't miss it a bit, but it was fun as a kid. Three feet of snow where I was and at the tail end of the snowstorm came freezing rain creating a 1" thick layer of ice on top of the snow. We would build tunnels and pop up out of the middle of nowhere 200' away.
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  • concealer404
    concealer404 Posts: 7,440
    edited February 2010
    Bah... this backasswards city was completely shut down for 2 days a couple years ago. For about.... one foot of snow. Stupid.

    We're supposed to get 4-8" with some sleet and freezing rain mixed in. I don't anticipate working tomorrow so far. It's not supposed to get bad until tomorrow early afternoon, which is the worst. I don't want to go in, and then not be allowed to leave.
    I don't read the newsssspaperssss because dey aaaallllllllll...... have ugly print.

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  • treitz3
    treitz3 Posts: 18,994
    edited February 2010
    Just hire some strippers. You wouldn't mind them being stranded along with you, right? :D
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  • concealer404
    concealer404 Posts: 7,440
    edited February 2010
    This is all so funny to me... Here's some links and quote explaining why:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Snowball_Award
    Boasting 115.6 inches (294 cm) on average,[13] the Syracuse metro area receives more snow on average than any other large city in the United States.[14][15] Syracuse continually wins the Golden Snowball Award, among Upstate cities. Its record so far is 192.1 inches (488 cm).
    One notable blizzard was the Blizzard of 1993, during which 42.9 inches (109 cm) fell on the city within 48 hours, with 35.6 inches (90 cm) falling within the first 24 hours.
    The Blizzard of '58 occurred in February (16-17th) across Oswego and Onondaga counties. This storm was an actual blizzard due to the high winds, blowing snow and cold. 26.1 inches (66 cm) of snow was measured at Syracuse N.Y. and drifts reached 20 feet (600 cm) in Oswego County.



    I honestly wish something like that would happen here.
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  • Hillbilly61
    Hillbilly61 Posts: 702
    edited February 2010
    It's funny. I live up in the Albany, NY area. Typically, we see about 60" of snow a season, with the last few years quite a bit more. Right now, we are 17" below where we should be by this time of the winter. That equates to one good sized dumping or a couple of medium ones to catch up.

    I do a lot of business with D.C. folk. As of yesterday, we were talking and it was determined that they are well ahead of Albany for total season snow so far. I've been in D.C. when a mere 4" fell. Not a pretty sight....

    Keep doing us the favor here in eastern NY and keep those storms we usually get well to the south of us! :D:p
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  • Hawkeye
    Hawkeye Posts: 1,313
    edited February 2010
    I'm about an hour south of DC. While I was at work tonight, my wife went out to get some SuperBowl munchies. She said the stores looked like locust ran through them.

    Of course everybody buys the essentials: milk, bread and toilet paper. They buy so much, it's as if none of these things will ever be delivered again!!

    We haven't had a snowflake hit the ground yet and all the schools are closed already. I'm originally from Chicago, the reaction to snow here is just amazing. All common sense disappears and panic actually takes over.

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  • TNRabbit
    TNRabbit Posts: 2,168
    edited February 2010
    Still coming over during the height of the storm, Gordon?








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  • gelinas
    gelinas Posts: 226
    edited February 2010
    I'm in Md and am ready for the snow.
    This has been the snowiest year here in quite some time.
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  • Vette C6.r
    Vette C6.r Posts: 1,560
    edited February 2010
    concealer404 wrote: »
    It's snowing there now?

    They're forecasting that we get hammered here.

    That is def. in my forecast. Miller Lite here we come.
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  • mmadden28
    mmadden28 Posts: 4,283
    edited February 2010
    I'm gonna take it in stride--forecasts are mixed for my area, but it could be anywhere from 8-24 inches-I guess it depends on the track the storm takes.
    I have my Snow Thrower ready and lots of music that needs listening too, and no plans otherwise.
    Hmm, maybe we'll go ice skating on the pool.

    Well I have to run to the store to get some bread, eggs, milk and TP since it seems like we'll be trapped in the house for a few months. :eek::eek:;)

    **EDIT: Oh yeah have to hit the distributor too--I think I'm low on brewskis
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  • wutadumsn23
    wutadumsn23 Posts: 3,702
    edited February 2010
    Have fun and stay safe/warm guys. Wish we had some snow here, been a pathetic winter after back to back record seasons. We have only had something like 12" of snow all year, and it has been above freezing during the day for like a month and a half straight now.

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  • nadams
    nadams Posts: 5,877
    edited February 2010
    Why is it that people always buy milk, bread, and eggs. What the hell are you going to make? French Toast?
    Ludicrous gibs!
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  • wutadumsn23
    wutadumsn23 Posts: 3,702
    edited February 2010
    BAAAAHAAAAA, mmmmm french toast sounds good. Crap I don't have any eggs.

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  • mmadden28
    mmadden28 Posts: 4,283
    edited February 2010
    Here's a snowfall forecast from CBS this morning:
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  • mmadden28
    mmadden28 Posts: 4,283
    edited February 2010
    nadams wrote: »
    Why is it that people always buy milk, bread, and eggs. What the hell are you going to make? French Toast?

    They're essentials--you know--when big snow storms like this come through, all the chickens and cows die, and it will be months before the new batch is old enough again to produce--;)
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  • George Grand
    George Grand Posts: 12,258
    edited February 2010
    I hope the OP has his roof caved in by snow.
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  • wutadumsn23
    wutadumsn23 Posts: 3,702
    edited February 2010
    mmadden28 wrote: »
    They're essentials--you know--when big snow storms like this come through, all the chickens and cows die, and it will be months before the new batch is old enough again to produce--;)

    LOL, I think I just pee'd myself. Hit up Ben, he should have you covered on the eggs, lol.

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  • concealer404
    concealer404 Posts: 7,440
    edited February 2010
    Vette C6.r wrote: »
    That is def. in my forecast. Miller Lite here we come.

    It might have to be... imagine my disappointment when i woke up and there was no snow, no rain, no sleet, no nothing.

    This city is full of morons. Hilariously enough, all the schools are cancelled because of the forecast they made yesterday. Bet they all feel REAL smart right now.
    I don't read the newsssspaperssss because dey aaaallllllllll...... have ugly print.

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  • TNRabbit
    TNRabbit Posts: 2,168
    edited February 2010
    The sky LOOKS like it could drop a bomb on us, but no precip just yet at Pax River....
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    TNRabbit Posts: 2,168
    edited February 2010
    concealer404 wrote: »
    It might have to be... imagine my disappointment when i woke up and there was no snow, no rain, no sleet, no nothing.

    This city is full of morons. Hilariously enough, all the schools are cancelled because of the forecast they made yesterday. Bet they all feel REAL smart right now.

    Yes, but if they hadn't closed schools & it snowed while they were on their way, everyone would be b*tching about it. You can't win with school closings. You take your best guess & live with it. Better safe than sorry, MOST parents think....
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  • devani
    devani Posts: 1,497
    edited February 2010
    just normal day in NJ...kids going to school this morning and went to shoprite to buy stuff yesterday...nothing unusual
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  • concealer404
    concealer404 Posts: 7,440
    edited February 2010
    We have SNOW!!!!!! Woot woot WOOT!
    I don't read the newsssspaperssss because dey aaaallllllllll...... have ugly print.

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  • rayslifecycle
    rayslifecycle Posts: 511
    edited February 2010
    No Snow in DC Yet - but I can't wait - being from Buffalo -
    we got this type of "event" once a week.
    it is hilarious to watch the craziness

    Yesterday - Whole Foods downtown closed between 7pm and 8pm and then had to let people shop in shifts.....Costco had a 1 hour wait just to get into the parking lot -

    Ahhh the things that are news worthy nowadays
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  • mmadden28
    mmadden28 Posts: 4,283
    edited February 2010
    Uhg. I heard that Philly International cancelled all flights today-not sure what time that is effective--Can anybody get to http://www.phl.org? All I get is garbage (tried IE and FF).

    ***EDIT: Its back up now
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  • mmadden28
    mmadden28 Posts: 4,283
    edited February 2010
    mmadden28 wrote: »
    They're essentials--you know--when big snow storms like this come through, all the chickens and cows die, and it will be months before the new batch is old enough again to produce--;)

    I'm sorry I left out the bread issue and why the cows and chickens die....

    The chickens and cows foresee the end of the world in the coming storm and gorge on all the wheat--no wheat...no bread. They gorge on so much wheat that they literally eat to death.

    At least we'll have OJ from sunny FL and CA. Oh wait a minute, the delivery trucks won't make it to the NE--Ah crap--back out to the store again to get OJ.
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  • mmadden28
    mmadden28 Posts: 4,283
    edited February 2010
    From the Inquirer:
    Airline flights. Flight cancellations are being announced throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.

    So before hearing to Philadelphia airport, be sure to check the status of the flight, by contacting the airline, visiting the airport's website at www.phl.org, or calling 1-800-745-4283 (1-800-PHL-GATE).

    More than 80 departures are listed as cancelled this morning.

    In Philadelphia, Southwest Airlines has cancelled most of its service today, all of its service tomorrow, and some departures early Sunday morning.

    U.S. Airways has cancelled 138 flights from Philadelphia scheduled for this afternoon and tonight.

    The airport itself expects to remain operational during the storm, according to spokeswoman Victoria Lupica, who said 400 employees and contractors have more than 200 pieces of snow-removal equipment at their disposal.
    Amtrak has canceled service for most trains south of D.C. For more, go to www.amtrak.com.
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  • dee1949
    dee1949 Posts: 1,425
    edited February 2010
    ....the Snow has STARTED.....in DC - 11:11am

    Hope we see scenes like this.

    Can you imagine if you dug your car out and someone parked in YOUR space!!! OUCH !!!
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  • mmadden28
    mmadden28 Posts: 4,283
    edited February 2010
    dee1949 wrote: »
    ....the Snow has STARTED.....in DC - 11:11am

    Hope we see scenes like this.

    Can you imagine if you dug your car out and someone parked in YOUR space!!! OUCH !!!

    Dang!!--Something odd about that first pic though--not a hint of snow left on the car.
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