Yeoman
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4 hours ago, WxUSAF said:
That yellow pixel in eastern HoCo is me! Lol
The weenie locator map
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9 minutes ago, DCTeacherman said:
Road crews have had it easy here in urban heat island hell. The combination of marginal temps and light rates means the roads have mostly melted on their own.
Amazing how these same radar echos that produce flurries in the city somehow account for incredible snowfall rates elsewhere
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I think my lights just flickered
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42 minutes ago, Eskimo Joe said:
What a loop:
wow - philly really got screwed
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8 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:
The key to the day 8-10 threat is what the tail of the TPV does.
We need the tail of the trough to break off a SW and dig into the east...which will in turn create some separation between the 50/50 and pump some ridging along the east coast. If that trailing SW moves more east and misses the connection with the STJ everything will likely be suppressed. If something digs into the MS/TN valley we likely get a storm up the east coast.
Hopefully the tail of the TPV allows for some tuck
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1 minute ago, leesburg 04 said:
I'm more worried about those cracks on Q street
cracks have caved
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Anyone worried about power outages??
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16 minutes ago, JakkelWx said:
Radar showing that the warm layer is being eroded away:
I can assure you it's not snowing in DC.. rain and maybe some sleet
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13 minutes ago, Mrs.J said:
Well total surprise just came in for the girls. FCPS has a snow day tomorrow. No virtual instruction as Central Office is closed.
So they can sleep with the computer closed instead of open? Nice...
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Frederick(MD) County schools closed tomorrow including all virtual instruction.
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2 minutes ago, ovechkin said:
Lol. Just calling it like I see it on this one. Potential for double digits that turns into 2 pity inches over several hours in prime climo while everywhere around us cashes in doesn’t give me the warm and fuzzies. As a nearly retired MD now taking up meteorology more who has done the Covid front line thing for 10 months I just want a good snowstorm. But healthy and vaccinated so I really shouldn’t complain.
I'd be spending my winter days in a log cabin on the continental divide if I were you
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3 minutes ago, Bob Chill said:
It cant tell u enough how refreshing it is to see you post obs on the high end of the region. I'm slipping in my old age I guess but for some reason I dont understand yet, I genuinely want you to get more snow than me. ....wtf is that, right?
I think he's out in Colorado.. dc is 33 and 1.5" with flurries
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Flurries and about in inch in NW DC..
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Just now, yoda said:
Good shift yes?
more neutral tilt.. better
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Hopefully we can do better than the 4" in VA beach today
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PD2 mixed far inland. I sleeted for hours. Would have been half a foot more
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Just now, WEATHER53 said:
Why is much ballyhooed New and improved NWS radar stuck on same image since 7pm on DCA Page ?
AOL must be down again
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2 minutes ago, Ji said:
Yea and I got 3 inches
Sent from my SM-G981V using Tapatalk
Looks like your wife got ahold of your computer
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6 minutes ago, Deck Pic said:
33/28, moderate snow/sleet mix now. Was all snow for a bit. Probably 0.3. Will have to measure.
watch for drifts
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Q St caving
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Mostly snow in DC
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31 minutes ago, George BM said:
Not an expert opinion but that line of convection across Kentucky looks more organized than most CAMs have it which may signify stronger WAA just ahead of it which may help us get a stronger thump.
better not rob our moisture
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4 minutes ago, Ji said:
i would live in iowa...stayed there for about 3 weeks. Its pretty and peaceful
Right - when you never leave your house, who cares where you live?
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Ok, that was my snarky answer. The better answer builds on that a little more. It's still one of the best models for handling shallow cold air masses and things like terrain-induced wind storms in the west and fog. Ultimately, the NAM nest is a way better model, but it's driven by the 12 km NAM, so that's another reason to keep running it. Ultimately, the NAM nest and parent are frozen (no more development is being done on them) and will likely be retired in ~3 years.
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February 7th Storm Threat Discussion/Obs
in Mid Atlantic
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Why do people around here still go to that embarrassment of an NWS website and these random talking heads on the local news when you have access to the latest info here?