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2009-2010 was my fav winter. There are individual events in other winters I liked better than any one of the 3 biggies of that winter, but there was just something magical about it. And getting the big storm before Xmas was something I had never experienced. That was awesome, and just gave me the feeling we were on to something special. Also, the late Jan storm was awesome- 15 degrees and 7" of pure fluff, and the Feb 5th event was already on the radar. Great winter.
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Long range models look snowy over the east coast except the shield over Sussex county looks to hold firm
The low over the SE moving up off the coast tomorrow and Monday may get close enough to get some snow into your area. Temps may be marginal though. Odds are sometime over the next 10 days you will get some snow there.
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Per 21z RAP, best accums still lower So MD and Eastern shore. Oddly this latest run has a local bulls eye over me lol. In general I think this aligns with the ongoing forecast of 1-3".
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Some models (RAP I think) were moving the bulls-eye west (bay to SOMD).
Not seeing that.
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Temps will be an issue, but can the column cool with heavier rates? It's going to be a challenge and a close call.
Yup. The 5" on the Euro seems unlikely..thats the Boom potential with this. 1-2 seems doable. If the dynamics arent there, I could see it raining for hours as the temps slowly fall, with some mood fllakes at the end.
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Sadly Euro has not been a great performer for us of late, overdoing snow by quite a bit pretty consistently. Really think 1-3 is more appropriate.
Dont look at the 16z RAP...basically nada for SBY
eta- 17z looks better, and its the extended RAP so its out of its range a tad. It also tends to run warm, but the warm temps going in and the short window are a concern.
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12z Euro looks great esp for the lower shore folks...5" for SBY to coastal DE. 3-4" Lower So MD up to Dover.
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I like the Euro solution..it gives me about 2" up here, plus it gives Salisbury 4". WIN
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PD II probably. Hard to pick honestly. '79, 83, 96, and the 3 biggies in '09-10 I put ahead of this storm. Its all based on location though!
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wow. I feel like the bury might steal a snowstorm. lol nah
Per Euro you get more than Westminster ha!
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12z Euro snowfall per wxbell-
SBY 13
Cambridge 19
Easton 19
Dover 20
Lewes 10-12
Lower So MD 20
GREAT run for the whole area. Most everyone is within a couple inches of 20. Higher amounts in mountains of Western VA
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Hard to take the 30"+ seriously down here with there being a decent chance of mixing. Unless we don't?!?!
I dont know if I really buy that bulls-eye area. Plus the wxbell maps are overdone. 1-2 feet seems likely, and where the best mesoscale banding sets up will determine where the higher amounts end up.
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12z GFS snowfall per wxbell-
SBY 11
DOV 17
EASTON 21
DC down to So MD 30+
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Classic snow mix rain back to snow on the end situation. My wonder is whether the bulk of accumulations are on the front or back end?
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Hard to say at this point. Where you are near the coast, sleet and even rain at the height is possible. Will start as snow, and it will go back to snow as the low pulls away. Per WxBell looks like 6" at Lewes right at the coast. Just few miles inland its 10-12.
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Per WxBell, 0z Euro has 16 for S DE, 10 for SBY, 19 for Cambridge, And 20+ N&W of there. Probably overdone, as I believe most of us will see some sleet, even rain on the lower shore.
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Was just looking at the 0z GFS ensembles on wxbell, and they look good. Mean snowfall looks better than 12z, even for lower eastern shore. MSLP looks good as well, not tucked inland at the lower bay like the op. Mean is just off the NC coast and moving NE.
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One of my favorite all time storms mainly because of the time of year. So rare to get a storm like that here in the mid part of December. Will we ever see a -NAO like that during the winter again...sigh.
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I tend to stay out of climate change debates. This is my first time venturing into one of these threads. So please, dont jump me
My simplistic view- "Climate" is average weather over some time period. One accepted definition of a period over which we can assess climate for a given region, is 30 years, per the WMO. I believe the inference wrt to climate change is that the industrial age and associated pollution is influencing climate. If we look at the average daily high and low temps, average snowfall, etc for say DC, over the past 30 years, and then the 30 year period prior to that, and then again the 30 year period prior to that, what does the data show? I think everyone(or maybe not) acknowledges that we have polluted the planet over the past 100 years, so the only questions with regard to impact on climate should be to what extent and over how much time. I don't think we have these answers, thus the speculation and debate. What perturbs me are the people that couldn't do a simple heat balance calculation, professing to know anything about such things on a global scale. Unfortunately there is no way to separate ignorance, presumptuousness, and politics from the science.
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Nam still hates us
Looks better than 12 and 18z. Its getting there. 4 km NAM looks like 5-6 inches for coastal DE.
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Looks like places SE of Easton are going to have the best shot at 10" on the eastern shore. Snowing moderately up here with close to a half inch so far. I think I may be on the northern fringes of the heavier bands but I am fine with 5-7", even tho the forecast here is 6-10 I think the lower end of that is more likely.. Still have most of the 3 I got in that snow bomb Sat night with the front. Hope SBY and the beaches get creamed!
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Good luck. You guys need a good snow event. I got 3" in that amazing thump last night. I would be happy with 5-6 out of this next one.
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I say we lock up the latest Euro run and throw away the keys? Great for all of SO MD and lower E Shore.
And upper eastern shore
Hope this works out...I know southern areas and esp the lower shore has been left out of the fun a lot in recent winters.
Best Mid-Atlantic winter storm of the last 40 years
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15" here for the Jan storm this winter. Dry slotted. 1996 I had 20" despite hours of sleet in the middle.