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Looks like GFS brought 12/14 back again.
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It's an equation for summing all of the projected snowfall for a given forecast period, along with accounting for compaction.
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No. .
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Add 4.3 today. Winter total of 7.5
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0Z GFS looks like it reverted back closer to the 12z solution - more ridging out west and a more consolidated vort. However, us in the lowlands need this thing to dig more or it ends up being too warm
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That would be a blast!
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4” overnight, 5” measured in 24 hours… fellow reporter MT checking Barnes Camp stake in the base area pre-dawn while VTRANS plows.
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@Bob Chill, ditto here. Holler if you need an extra pair of hands with anything.
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Richmond Metro/Hampton Roads Area Discussion
Midlo Snow Maker replied to RIC Airport's topic in Mid Atlantic
Yes, I remember you and your snowmaking. It's amazing how time flies. My old ass is still out there all hours of the night. This makes my 26th year blowing snow, it never gets old. -
Yes . I should have said I was talking about Jan only
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The Monday wintry event potential (12/8/25)
NorthHillsWx replied to GaWx's topic in Southeastern States
Yes- eyeballing. Here’s a video I took -
19 here
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yeah - I like having electricity.
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Winter 2025-26 Short Range Discussion
WestMichigan replied to SchaumburgStormer's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
Yeah, we are definitely going to be riding that line. A little too close for comfort for sure. Hoping for a little tick south. -
I feel like Feb 2015 had to have some stretches like this.
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metagraphica started following December 2025 regional war/obs/disco thread
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The Monday wintry event potential (12/8/25)
Coach McGuirk replied to GaWx's topic in Southeastern States
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I am thinking about getting a new home weather station. Does anyone have experience with the AccuWeather WS-2000 Ambient Weather Station? If so, I would please love to hear your thoughts. I have had a Vevor station that I liked that lasted a couple of years until the solar charger window crusted over from sun exposure and I started loosing connectivity. I just tried a SainLogic SA8 Plus and it frustratingly looses connectivity like it was it's day job! Every night when the temps hit about 33 degrees, despite using brand new Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries, it would drop all night. It would eventually reconnect when it warmed back but it drove me bonkers. It was only 35 feet from the base station with line of sight thorough the window and it would still drop so I just returned it. I now running a Airrain 10-1 station but Amazon didn't say it was an entry level unit in the description so it is about to go back but at least it stays connected. It is just pretty basic. I really like the reviews on the AccuWeather WS-2000 Ambient Weather Station but would really like some input from some of the hobbyist and Mets here on the board that may be using it. Thank you very much!
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I forgot to mention that there’s a dedicated thread for today’s storm. For documentation purposes, you may also want to post your results in there: Today here I just got an invigorating walk in with low 40s and just enough breeze to give it a nice bite. Today’s high of only 51 (normal is 65) means that every day so far this month has had a high only in the 50s. We already had had the first time in recorded history (back to 1874) of no high reaching 60 for Dec 1-7. Now it’s also the first time for that for Dec 1-8 and tomorrow is going to make it the first time for Dec 1-9! Rainfall so far this month is over 2”, which is way above the normal of 0.75” for Dec 1-9. For the first time since at least Thursday we had no rain.
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The moon decided to show up
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Richmond Metro/Hampton Roads Area Discussion
wxdude64 replied to RIC Airport's topic in Mid Atlantic
You've got a right serious set-up there. I (and son) made snow for 8 or so years. We used two 25 gal Porter Cable air compressors and 2homemade snowguns and 2 homemade snowfans. He was into snowboarding (still is, now lives in Park City) and I knew where he (and his buddies) were all winter lol. The amount of water and electricity was way up there though...... -
I hadn’t had a chance to put together the November precipitation summary for our site, but December is already rolling along, so I figured I should get it done. We had 23.5” of snow and 6.52” of total liquid. It was a solid, above average November for snowfall as the red trace in the plot below shows, and it was jostling for record progress just after mid-month, but the second half of the month couldn’t hold that same pace that we saw in the first half of the month. That’s what would have needed to happen for this November to challenge for a snowfall record - the total would have needed to be up around 40” of snow to get into contention. It was still up there with some of the other notable Novembers we’ve seen, and it continues to hang with some of those other strong early snowfall seasons as we head into December.
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Still have very light snow here in PG.
