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Chris78

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  1. I think that's a really good map. If you take the consensus from all the models that looks pretty spot on I think.
  2. And the Euro needs to stop bleeding south . I'm down to under .40 on the Euro for the 36 hour time frame lol.
  3. I like both of your calls was thinking something similiar. 3 to 6 along the M/D line 5 to 10 along the normal Howard/Carroll/ Montgomery county deathband. 3 to 6 for DC metro. .1 for DCA.
  4. GFS setting up something big in about a week? Nice SS vort getting ready to eject out the the SW.
  5. Wow at the GFS. Solid event for DC and Balt.
  6. I'm about 5 miles from the PA border and I like where the Euro is at the moment. The GFS is about 2 north ticks away from screwing most of The DMV. The euro gives everyone wiggle room with thermals. Sunday's storm was a big north shift at 72 hours out. We just didint get the shift we were looking for 24 hours out. The north shift is real and I like having that wiggle room the Euro gives us. In past experience these overrunning events can bleed north closing in on game time. We've got a nice mix on guidance with slightly south, flush hits , and slightly north. Puts us directly in the cross hairs.
  7. 32 with moderate snow in Smithsburg. 1.5"
  8. Desperate times call for desperate measures.
  9. Moderate snow in Smithsburg. 32 degrees. About .5 so far
  10. Eww that really cut back on the western fringes. I hope everyone in the Eastern part of the sub forum gets a good shallacking. Not expecting much out this way.
  11. I guess the north Trend ain't happening lol. I think 2" for our neck of the woods is achievable and a good call.
  12. Wow. Yea man. I'd be good if the next 2 weeks play out like that. A 3 day overrunning event and then a slow moving Miller A. Where do I sign?
  13. On the GFS I count 6 strait 6 hour panels that are snowing on us. Then some ice then some Rain to end. Sounds fun to me
  14. Icon looks iconic. Storm seems to last a few hours longer too. Earlier it was jetting out by noon. Now seems to linger into the afternoon hours.
  15. Still 48 to 60 hours out. Probably a good thing the north trend stopped for the moment. Don't think we are done with that. The last storms bullseye ended up being a couple hundred miles north of where it was 72 hours out. Every storm is different but I've seen this movie enough over the years to know we need it slightly south 3 days out.
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