T. August
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I’m not saying the weird depiction was right, but the 3K has been pretty accurate in my ‘hood.
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I said anyone NOT 30-50 miles NW. I stand by what I said. In my opinion, it’s not a good run UNLESS you are a decent jog NW of 95. I think you misunderstood my original post.
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You responded to me complaining about the icon lol. I thought that’s what we were talking about the entire time.
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Looking at TT, 2.5” of snow for Baltimore followed by sleet, and 3.5” for DC followed by sleet.
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GFS, ICON, RGEM, and 3k NAM all have lower precip for the corridor than north or south of the cities.
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Agreed, and the fact that it isn’t ideal is why I am “concerned” about the drier area shown for the cities. We are already not in the best spot. .2-.4 less depicted precip than north and south (horseshoe) isn’t gonna help.
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indeed, to the 2-4” zone.
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C’mon, you know what I mean.
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Totally agree, but cut that in half (or a third), and it’s a lil concerning.
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Yes.
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The horseshoe is real. Can’t ignore it now.
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yep. Icon was terrible. It wouldn’t even top last storm.
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Icon sucked for anyone not 30-50 miles nw of the cities.
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All of my snow is gone
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The hole over SE Harford County is sad and funny.
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Feb Long Range Discussion (Day 3 and beyond) - MERGED
T. August replied to WinterWxLuvr's topic in Mid Atlantic
“Could you post the one you were talking about please?” I feel like this would have worked. Idk maybe it’s just me. -
drop the ‘tude broski
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Under yellows in Harford County. Nothing falling lol. Is something wrong with the radar?
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Is everything on the ground new?
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12/16: 1.3 ???: .1 1/31-2/1: 3.6 2/7: .5 2/10-2/11: 4.4 Total: 9.9
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Another .2. Looks like it’s finished now. Total: 4.4 in Havre de Grace
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Steady light snow
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4.2”! Incredibly surprised. Probably a little more but I passed out at 1AM and didn’t clear the board once.
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Somebody will pull 4-5” near Columbia
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1.7” at 12:10AM. .9” in an hour.
