35+

This is the winter.

I think 7 inches.

Maybe leesburg gets 20 inches.

Ihis winter will generate more stress for the snowbunnies, who will get disapoibnted

Less than 1".

Nothing but cold rain this winter.

35+...winter of our discontent, poor and tired and being snowed in will help everyone stay home for a few extra days, chill with the kids and spend less money on stuff... keep plenty of rice and beans on hand

15-25 inches without the persistent s.e. ridging forcing the 85 west storm track.

We may get our first taste of accumulating white stuff NEXT WEEKEND !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Isn't it amazing Jim?

And I personally wouldn't mind seeing some of the white stuff this Tuesday. =]

"35+ This is the winter."

"Less than 1". Nothing but cold rain this winter."

Hmmmmmm...

35+, because we are freakishly overdue for a snowy winter and a huge snowstorm.

I think this area is over due for a good
storm or 2.
I think
Dec- Dusting- 1-2"
Jan- 1 big storm 8-12" and then 3"
Feb- 1 big storm 5-8" and then 1-3"
March- med storm 4"-8"

One storm will be a sleet/ice.
Overall Snow- 20"-28" for DC

Jim in Blacksburg here:

Interesting poll, but aren't the ranges a bit large? I mean, you have a 10 inch spread in most of the poll options, when the average snowfall of DCA is only 16 inches.

This made 15-25 a pretty easy choice for me. I think we will have average to above average snow this year, thanks to a relatively neutral ENSO, but am not expecting a massive snowfall year. I'll go ahead and man up and put some numbers on it though:

DCA: 19"

IAD: 26"

BWI: 26"

RIC: 16.5"

Williamsburg: 10.5"

ORF: 8.5"

Blacksburg: 30"

Mother nature is busy exposing global warming for the scam that it is. This should be a rough winter.

Coming from Georgia I have to say I'm pretty excited about seeing snow. Not that I've never seen it before but still the idea of seeing even 5 or 6 inches would be more than I've ever seen.

Since this is my first winter in DC I still predict a below average winter. Obviously not based on past experience but because first we had such a nice summer compariitvely speaking both here and in Georgia. Temperatures were in the 30s down there in October. So based on that I'd say colder than average winter both here and in Georgia.

However some of the warmest winters started out really cold.

Nonetheless I'm sure there'll be 20 inches of snow since the average is 16 or 17 depending on where one is.

I'm expecting 13-18" for DCA. Higher amouts N & W of city. Overall expecting average temps this winter.

The ssssssssssss word...I'm so distracted I can't even predict. Be still my heart.

35+

It will fall in three different huge snowstorms that will be too big for ANYBODY to go to work so nobody will have to drive in bad weather and we can all be happy about how beautiful it is and take snow days and drink hot chocolate.

And since there will be 0" of ice nobody's power will go out.

Do I need to move somewhere else?