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Snow contest for iad might be over!

Big broad area of accumulating snow! Cold temps! Let’s go!!

Thanks, i never posted it in the NYC forums because i figured most would catch it in SNE and didn't want to be redundant. But yeah we got a whole Tri-State section and all the storms in the Winter Storm Archive have Tri-State Area snowfall maps included, as well as radar, sfc and upper air animations. I'm currently in the middle of the 95-96 season which should be done in the next couple weeks. I remember telling @LibertyBell that season would probably never happen but i decided to go back to 94-95 since i can get radar back to Jan 1 1995. I'm working on this past storm atm so if anyone has any reports let me know and ill include them.

Sold!

2 days out and there’s this much difference between gfs and euro. Ugh can it ever just be some agreement.

Well, however it plays out well ahead of the game this season.

6z Euro

2 inches after this 6.1 total

I'd be careful in cancelling any warmup because both ensembles try (operational word, "try") to send a trough into the western US giving us a bootleg -PNA. But any warmup appears to be only temporary. Maybe a week or so, or even a few days. When I play out the roll forwards from 11-15 to 6-10, that western trough retrogrades NW and instead pops up a flat ridge there instead, allowing cold air to move SE across the CONUS. For example, comparing 360 hr from Nov 26 against 192 hr from today's EPS run, you can see what I'm getting at. Old run (11/26): New run (today):

5.0" was the event total here. All snow from 10am to 5pm with 3.3" of accumulation, then about four hours of sleet (0.5" accumulation) with a brief period of freezing rain before going back to snow after 9pm. Picked up an additional 1.2" of snow after the late changeover.

Active Northern stream from both camps. Something will pop. Bring back the clipper of yore!

looking like a bust

Another potential warm up cancelled?

End of next week also looks intriguing at h5 but as it looks now on the ens mean we would need a piece of NS energy to dig further south to get us a little storm.

We got pieces in place on the ens run. Why sweat the run to run details on the op runs at this range- its literally going to change every run. Just no way to know how the NS vorticity will interact- but we have some digging energy taking the southern route to work with.

This has been the reality for the past decade. Bluewave constantly points this out. It's the same kind of storm track too. The only ones that really benefit are anyone around the lakes and C/NNE. Maybe the pattern will flip again one day but we need to see a complete change in the forcing out in the Pacific.

Thanks for the heads up. I see that on Google Maps. great

Yeah, which means we're due for T-shirt weather this Christmas...but hey, if we can pull off more seasonal Christmas weather two years in a row then that starts a streak...(reference to the movie Major League)

Rt2 is closed from gardner to westminster traffic was actually crappy getting off the highway. Not sure what happened

Close to a inch at home. 8 total. Nice storm for us

Anyone wondering about the specific tag in this post and may have missed it, I think many of you will enjoy the fine work here:

Added another half inch or so overnight. 7.0” total

Eck cut those damn trees down at GYX doppler. TIA

13 to 1 damn nice fluffer