That sucks. I always take my official snow measurements on the southern exposure asphalt at 3pm sharp. edit. I have seen February snow falls not accumulate at all on the pavement even when daytime highs have remained below freezing. Light snowfall is overcome by the solar energy that time of year even when temps are just either side of 30F.

Interesting looking at the satellite imagery of the central sound. The clouds are swirling circularly as if a low was centered there.

As expected and not entirely modeled, heaviest snow of the season so far is currently falling right now. Already a skiff of accumulation on all surfaces. Temp of 27.

It means we might be nearer to the end of meaningful intrusions of cold air west of the Missouri. It would be funny that the AMOC collapse paired with warmer Indian SSTs becomes a one-two punch for the East Coast to see more wintery winters while we see our NDJF melt into some San Diegan's frost enthusiasts wet dream. Time to pull the ultimate weenie card and either give up on this tortured and privileged hobby of mine or move out east.

Hey, I have the same birthday as you! It's never snowed of course, but I have had 100+ degree temps on my birthday.