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Half inch here. Bust so far. LOL Flood watch.
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Looks like 8-10" for Canaan up toward Deep Creek on the Euro. Quite a thump. Would be a nice chase in a winter where most of us cant buy a flake.
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Yes but that may be starting late next week Seeing hints of good things occurring sooner rather than later on the op. As always, time will tell.
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Best advertised look we have seen in ages out west. Could it be... Real? Could the ++AO be relenting? Only 15 days away!
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Oh damn. Sorry to hear that. Hope everything goes well Mappy.
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No I am not aware of anything. My drive to work puts me on 404 for about a mile at around 630 am. Something serious?
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With that sort of look on the mean, I am sure there is quite a bit of spread among the members. That might be a good thing. Better than continuing to see western trough/eastern ridge on the mean. Maybe some hints of change. Way out there ofc.
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It gets the trough out of the west and flattens the SE ridge. N-S gradient look with seasonable temps. If that general look verified it wouldn't be the worst thing.
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Had an incredibly anomalous rain event in Feb 2 years ago I think. Around 5" here with some flooding. Came after the Jan cold period with the bomb cyclone IIRC. Could have been the year before, as they both had early Jan cold and coastal plain snowstorms. Had never seen anything like that in the winter months here. Hard to get the pwats for that kind of heavy rain that time of year,
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Cold air pressing.. a wave tracking underneath. Maybe our hail Mary period..
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If not for work I might have gone to central NC and visited my brother for a chase. Enhanced risk there.
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But dry as a bone now! EJ nailed it.
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Temp has been stuck at 38 here since yesterday afternoon. Looks like the heaviest rain will be farther south per latest guidance. Not surprising given the temp gradient/battleground is further south. .Strong upper jet and best lift looks to be just SE of the region.
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Yes. Decent chance we see some snow in December.
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Is that the mean or median? Ground truth reality - most winters you probably could count on a 66% reduction.
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lol I bet you think models are a fraud and a waste of taxpayer money too. Unsolvable riddles!
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Thanks. It might be for sale soon. Seriously. Any takers?
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Yeah frozen soil has been sparse. Love it, but man hard to come by this year. I take a stroll in my yard and my shoes come off and stay out on the deck for a while.
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Pretty incoherent, but I think I get it. No one here gives a shiit what you derive satisfaction from. Tell us more about how "inaccurate" platinum RTDs are to blame for DCA UHI.
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Well it's somewhat different up there with more elevation and a better drained red clay/rocky soil. Over here the upland and lowland(poorly drained) soils are not separated much in elevation. Thus the generally high water table. eta- Speaking of the upper eastern shore. The lower shore, although even flatter, has much less heavy clay, is more sandy, and drains better.
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Those are all good. I would also seriously consider Nova Scotia or New Brunswick.
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It's pretty much recharged here over the past few months since the drought. Easy to tell by the ditches and in the areas with heavy soil- water table breaks the surface and just ponds there until Spring. If the forecasted 2-3" materializes it will be pretty wet around here.
