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Hyphnx

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  1. 1 minute ago, nj2va said:

    While DC/NVA are certainly not out of it, we need the southern trend to halt today and keep us close.  If RIC can stay the bullseye today with EZF on the northern edge of 3”, I’d feel good for getting that last 24 hour push north to get NVA/DC into the 3”+ totals.  

    I’m hosting a bunch of family this weekend in Deep Creek including six nieces and nephews who really want to see snow...even just 2-3” there would be great for them.  

    I don't want another 12/9.... 

  2. Just now, BristowWx said:

    I cant imagine we are all just done on Feb 11th.  Too much runway for winter.  Now if March 11th we are still chasing then stick a fork in it. 

    what part of Richmond are you in?  looks like a fairly tight gradient for RA/SN line...which is probably almost always the case down there. 

    Lower. In Chesterfield. It's always that fine line. We got about 13" on 12/9. I would like one more day to sit at home drinking bourbon without having to worry about going out.

  3. 1 minute ago, BristowWx said:

    interesting.  you can see what the 2 wave scenario does on the GFS...rain then hoping the cold rushes in for the second piece.  delayed is denied in my mind although might be better for your location.  fun times ahead but somehow things always get messed as we close in so just conversational right now. 

    I'm not getting my hopes up. But I feel as if it's either going to be rain or big totals. I'm hoping we can all go out with a bang.

  4. 6 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

    I'm with you. Ironically tho has anyone else noticed over the past few weeks that the FV3 OP has been more consistent than the gefs? Dont have verification stats just noting there have seemed to be fewer flips and flops from run to run. Maybe that model will be good for something after all?

    I thought the FV3 did a good job with the 12/9 storm

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