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  2. It is but if they do see you driving i doubt they stop you.
  3. With the storm this weekend and the one next weekend... Gonna be a lot of sleepless nights!!! I'll be dragging ass at work all week !!
  4. Yeah, it will be interesting for you. Redhouse will likely switch over. Good news is that if it does flip over, it will be towards the end and 90% of your precip will have already fallen as Snow.
  5. 20” in Savoy and 10” in N Adams, literally 10 minute drive but world of difference.
  6. yes, seems since 730pm the wind here has cranked up! 16F/6 windchill
  7. Just saw on Ryan Hall, from what I'vegathered this system is apparently capable of or is in the process of creating thunder snow/sleet/ice.
  8. There's been some light sleet in Norman, and Google Maps is saying there are travel impacts on I-35 and I-44 south of the OKC metro.
  9. bruh if this corrects even MORE warm… this would be worse than my pessimistic 6-8in call for ABE before sleet
  10. It has begun -- moderate snow at Dodge City KS, temp zero F. Moderate sleet near Wichita Falls TX, temp 27 F. My current take is very sharp snowfall cutoff close to I-95, hope I am wrong by 25-50 miles (south) but somewhere in that general area, gradients of 2 or 3 inches total snowfall every 10 miles until you reach an all-snow zone something like Frederick to York to Allentown. North of that, 12-16 local 20. So across DC region, it could be 8" south to 12" north, or just as easily 4" to 8". I will go with median values there and say 6" near DCA and 10" near IAD. Around 8-10" BWI to 12-15" Westminster. Would love to see this verify along GFS lines instead but often, the result of model disparity and model range is a weighted consensus. If the ECM stays near average of GFS and NAM output, then it will most likely do better than both of them. Should be a very impactful storm regardless of details. Expect thunder-snow or sleet mid-afternoon Sunday about when coastal begins to deepen.
  11. You could drive from the Texas/Mexico border to north central Vermont right now and be under a WSW the entire way. Wild.
  12. Yeah people trying to fit this into a normal SWFE dynamic are just wrong, IMO. This has upside many of these do not have, as has already been mentioned. Even if the coastal portion ends up meh, Easter SNE could still add a few inches of fluff as everything moves east.
  13. DT like 18z Nam thinks its not done correcting warm
  14. It's definitely a defined circulation that organized in southern Mexico induced by another upper air circulation
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