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Icon has it too.

DC is a good bit north of the 546 height lines for sleet vs usual. Gotta be ultra shallow layer at that point.

Icon Icon drops another 3-4" this week too!

Don't know if it's too early for sat pics, but this has an expansive view of the Conus+. https://www.ssec.wisc.edu/data/us_comp/large

I haven't, but I can't say I go out socializing very much. Lol I was at the Walmart last night and they literally did not have 1 gallon of milk left and shelves were half to completely empty.

Well, 9z Srefs are colder and snowier than 3z for areas at and north of Fredericksburg; southern extent tightened up a bit. We take anything that shows improvement no matter how small. Just a reminder to those who may not know, Srefs are an ensemble product and not a seperate model.

In case you were wondering, or not, 6z GGEM colder with lots of 10" (light orange) and 12" (dark orange) thru the metro areas. EDIT: This is 10:1 ratios. https://meteocentre.com/numerical-weather-prediction/precipitation-accumulation.php?lang=en&map=qc&run=06&mod=cmc_gdps&hi=000&hf=120&type=SN&mode=latest&yyyy=latest&mm=latest&dd=latest&capa_verif=off

Feeling better with overnight runs. Starting....juuuust startin', to get that 13/14 vibe when things really did get colder or otherwise improve as crunch time approached.

Frankly, there's plenty of time for this to trend, one way or the other. Admittedly, it's sad to see how, in general terms, it's turning into an old fashioned "Niña north" event. For that reason, odds favor a slow trend north imho. Maybe this one will be different. I hope. Either way, I'm done for the evening.

It's called: Euro They should have waited, but at least they corrected it quickly.

Don't buy that one.

Nams a touch cooler at 48hrs with heights down a touch.

Actually, really, really close to these old eyes. Generally speaking, of course.

That's thru Sunday 6pm only

That shouldn't be the case based on those maps.