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Eskimo Joe

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  1. Afternoon Euro-AI now gives I-70 and points north a 10% chance of 6"+
  2. We're gonna a hit climo one tenth of an inch at a time!
  3. IIRC, advisory is 50% confidence to meet or exceed 2".
  4. Would love to see the mesos come in wetter and colder this evening.
  5. I could see another 1" - 3" for Carroll, northern Baltimore/Harford/Cecil tomorrow.
  6. Exactly that same as Parkton mesonet site.
  7. Had a brief period of sleet but its all moderate snow now.
  8. Radar lighting up in NW Carroll too. Someone is going to get two to three inches of snow from this north of I-70.
  9. Went from a few mangled pellets to big fluff. Accumulating on everything. M0.1" Reisterstown. Legit Parrs Ridge death band setting up!
  10. Wet bulb temp is below 32° west of the bay.
  11. 00z 3k NAM has 1" for everyone north of I-70 tomorrow AM. 2"+ north of Mason-Dixon.
  12. Mesonet data suggests soils have cooled considerably in the past 24 hours. Any frozen that falls will accumulate. We ran a house fire just north of Westminster last night and everything froze. Had to use the exhaust from the trucks to thaw out the ground ladders so we could get them back on the apparatus.
  13. Alright kids, 00z is where we put all our chips in
  14. You start with mostly cloudy skies and cold, northwest flow for a day or two. Around mid afternoon on day three, warm air moves in aloft and starts precip as freezing rain. It then flips to steady, moderate snow overnight. Precipitation falls without the benefit of sunshine to melt it off overnight, and road crews were unable to put pretreatment down due to rain. The snow encapsulates power lines and trees overnight, leading to over 250,000 outages across the DC - Baltimore region. Gusty NW winds of around 20 mph occur after the storm exits around sunrise. Early sunshine fades behind a cirrus shield the next day as a potent clipper system dives south into Kentucky. An additional 4" - 8" of fluffy snow occurs during the afternoon and evening.
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