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Paleocene

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  1. Inside the DC beltway and Southern Maryland getting 8+ inches? Would be super cool. But I'll believe that once we see runs of that for the next 48 hours straight lol.
  2. Good God the willingness to cliff jump over the icon...
  3. This is slightly off topic and a question for red taggers. But what are the statistical error ranges on projected snowfall or qpf totals? Are there any comprehensible stats that describe that somewhere? I'm wondering when I hear people mention things like "oh I lost .2 qpf on the latest run." What's the error range on .75 expected qpf at 120 hours out? Probability bounds? Confidence intervals?
  4. Don't shorten the posts! Many of us are eager to learn more.
  5. time to bring this back up to remind people to post here instead of the LR thread. GFS 18z run for monday was booty cheeks for i-70 corridor and north. i'll take my 2-3 inches that won't accumulate on hot urban corridor roads!
  6. That GFS run is also cold as heck next week after our snow. Snow should stick around.
  7. As we have seen with past storms The exact position of the stripe is never modeled accurately until 24 hours or less. Even that it's not always right, sometimes off by 50 plus miles. Euro looks great and I wouldn't sweat it DC and points north
  8. What was the DC beltways largest accumulation since the 2016 blizzard? I'd die for a foot plus
  9. Nice. I live between two creek valleys on a hill, so I'll accumulate wind chill with no trouble
  10. Yeah, it melted during the dry slot. I remember looking at the forum and people frolicking in continuing snowfall to the north while we mixed and melted. I was in tkpk at the time.
  11. Agreed. Even if you believe the it's getting much harder to snow around here theory (I definitely do). It's still more likely to snow a bit then not snow at all. Especially between now and Feb 15th. Models look great. Let's keep it coming thru New Year's for some epic runs on NYE
  12. Last January showed that when we get chances with legit cold, we can score. I had snow sticking to/covering the streets in my neighborhood for the first time in years. In January 2019 we also had a snow/frigid cold pattern that worked out. I'll take the cold and hope for the best.
  13. Yup. Need my morning fix and can't get it
  14. This is becoming consistent for the 8th, no? Bunch of runs. I'll be holding my breath until new years though.
  15. Light sleet near downtown silver spring, sticking to railings and cars and such.
  16. That was an eerily positive Chuck post. Spidey senses tingling
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