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ers-wxman1

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  1. I haven’t worked at LWX in over 3 years just an FYI.
  2. Posted on Tuesday that the H5 pattern in no way supports such an event. Ridge out west weakens and the trough shears and stretches. Not favorable to transfer to a coastal, plus strong Canadian high to our north will wedge plenty of subsidence and dry air to where even what the model is sampling may only be virga. I’m sticking to my guns and not moving from a slider south of us as any low near the coast is starved of energy and does not come north or west enough to mean much for the I-95 and suburbs. Some WAA out ahead may generate a dusting to 1”, 2 at best but that’s all on this one. Personally, I’m heading to Snowshoe to ski and catch the upslope WAA to get the high end advisory snow.
  3. Certainly. I’ve been skiing Snowshoe to see real snow lol. Hope our luck changes here soon.
  4. Work for free much easier ;-). Hope you are well out there. Catch up soon.
  5. Thanks for the kindness and support.
  6. I’m not backing down from a slider.
  7. Euro looked better, pattern still not great, but, hey, I’ll take any good news after working now 3 weeks without pay. Been a bit more negative than usual, been a rough few weeks watching colleagues suffer during the shutdown and have to work through the holidays without pay checks.
  8. Yep the debs return! The pattern does not support a coastal storm, never did. Why fantasy cast it all the way to Saturday and be disappointed later.
  9. H5 pattern is not evolving into one that is favorable for a considerable east coast storm as portrayed over the past couple days. Could it change...yes...will it change back? Not likely. It’s been trending like this all year for us.
  10. I’m looking at the big picture over a period of several days worth of runs. It’s trending away from a more consolidated coastal storm to one that gets suppressed more south and less impactful. H5 pattern looks different and NS more suppressive, faster flow and shearing aloft in the vort.
  11. This is trending in the wrong direction with some confluence upstream.
  12. Panic Room for $200 please, Alex!
  13. Charlottesville gets into advisory level 3-5 locally to 6, EZF 1-2 locally to 3. Then sharp cutoff. Light precip echoes with flurries into DC and to NOVA best case snow setup. North of there...could even see thinning cirrus over the M/D line
  14. That’s broad. Dusting or greater is like saying 0.5 to 4 feet
  15. Line of what? Smoking cirrus, dense cirrus, flurries, or accumulating snow?
  16. Lol the Euro? For what. Writing has been on the wall since Thursday night. This is over. I’ve seen 100 posts on here all day about northward trends it’s not happening! Let it go. Euro will show nothing more than a sharp cutoff south. Simple!
  17. Could care less what their discussion says. It’s not happening for the immediate D.C. metro to NOVA. You can hook a fire hose up to Ocean City and send it into an imaginary Trowal, still not happening.
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