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For all the weenies who want a closer look
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Yep, I remember a lot of talk in late January about a flip to a warm February. Never even came close to happening, even though we had a bit of a break late in the month before going back to deep winter. The mid-Feb KU storm looked pretty good from mid-range, but I definitely remember the two March storms trending south due to the overwhelming PV.
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I recall a lot of talk in 2013-14 (especially the first half) about how the pattern wasn't all that great. The NAO sucked but the EPO was amazing, and normally it's not a reliable setup in our area, but somehow that winter ended up having more snowstorms than any other that I'm old enough to remember. I think this weekend event will come down to luck in this less than stellar setup... seems like a classic "thread the needle" type of event.
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I'm not giving up when the second best model still looks great.
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UKMET is a major snowstorm for the areas that were favored in 2013-14, so I'm hugging it. Or more like clinging for dear life
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NNE will be way too cold on Monday. I don't think a little child will handle single digit temps very well.
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1000' vertical is pretty decent especially for here. Enough to call it a mountain.
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Storm doesn't look all that windy in northern New England.
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Wow that sounds awesome. Hope you enjoy this one! Share some pics too.
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It's painful to be so close to the heavy snow in southern PA (according to the ICON), but just not close enough. I would've considered chasing if it wasn't going to be such an icy mess on the way back. Or maybe even the ICON is too cold.
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Thanks. I always recalled it just being called the polar vortex or PV. I guess it's interchangeable?
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Quick question: what is the "tpv", and what is the WAR? I've seen those two terms thrown around only in recent days but I'm not so familiar with them.
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I'm hugging the UKMET.
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Are you sure it’s zr and not sleet? For the sake of all our modern livelihoods, I really hope it’s sleet.
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I-70 seems to be the line. Just a few miles up the west loop of 695 made a massive difference between the haves and have-nots. Oh well, still waiting for a big storm this winter.
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Whenever someone comes up with a map for this storm, it's going to have a heck of a cutoff.
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March 30, 2014. Not sure if you were in Carroll county that year, but the ridges got like 8-9" while a few miles away received next to nothing.
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If that's a mean... then I have no words. And it's only 15 days. If anything even close to that happens, then today's disappointment will be a distant memory for those of us who didn't score this time.
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Oh man... that is just incredible. Let's hope most of it is frozen. What is the scale for that map?
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For DCA that's incredible.
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4.3" just north of the beltway. But it's often the other way around too, especially when mixing is involved.
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It was good for November (just over 3" here), but the really good totals were further north and west. I guess there are just a few of us left in the subforum who haven't had a warning criteria storm yet. Hopefully that will soon change.
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Congrats to all the DC people... 8-12" is an amazing total and it seems pretty widespread south of I-70. Many of you haven't seen a big storm in years, so I hope you all enjoy this one.
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Yeah, this one was a DC storm. Pretty ordinary up our way.
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Pretty close...
