I think you may be underestimating that mild ocean temp and strong easterly fetch we’re going to experience rather quickly. I would also say when have we boomed with this particular storm track ??
I commented on DT “first call” and basically said his map won’t even come close to verifying for the majority of the DMV, he of course insults and I told him to reply back tomorrow when he finally realizes that his numbers are way off. The guy literally is a joke.
Regardless of the airmass, doesn’t this map just look off given the track??? I find it hard to believe with a shitty track we even receive half of this….
So what your saying is the likely hood of significant snow for the majority is not likely and the chances of it going back in our favor is closing fast?
Rather be in the 60’s the days leading up to a 6-12 incher versus 20’s and low 30’s for highs and no snow lol. Heck we pulled it off earlier in the week!!!!
Unless radar fills in, majority of the rain shield looks to be west of 81 I think anyone in the immediate nova/DC area expecting more than an inch are going to be highly disappointed. Maybe some isolated higher amounts but current radar depiction doesn’t look good if your rooting for a lot of rain.
I would say yes. At roughly $16 billion i would think improvements have been made. From the reports some areas outside the levee protection are bad but areas within are okay. The real question is a storm that sustains long term cat 3-4 strength how will that investment stand up? Again maybe I’m putting to much thought into it but i think it’s a legit conversation.