After waffling all day yesterday, the models have seem to come to a consensus on the storm, and that consensus suggests a sizable snowfall. While not as intense as our storm about a month ago, this storm could still have a significant impact, as it will happen overnight until rush hour. Even though highs could get to the mid 50's tomorrow, temps will plummet as the precipitation arrives, so the storm will start as light rain, transfer to sleet and finally to snow for most of the precipitation. While it is still a while away, so things could change, it is unlikely that this will be a total bust. In Montgomery county, I'd expect 3-5 inches with more towards Damascus and less near Chevy Chase. Schools could be closed due to the timing of the storm, so stay tuned for more info.
Why do you say 3-6 inches but every other website and TV station says only 1-3?
ReplyDeleteAs with the storm A month ago, I believe that most people are severely under forecasting this storm. I have no idea why, but I believe they are making a big mistake, so the public might not be prepare. I am still confident in my prediction, and the upper end of that (5-6 inches) is looking more likely.
ReplyDeleteSam, are you trying to be the new PK?
ReplyDeleteIf you're wrong by the way all the IB students will hunt you down.
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