Paleocene
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3 days later on GFS
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Yea, worried about this given the trend for all coastals lately for those of us along/east of 95. Please Santa, let this depiction of 850mb temps and wind direction when the storm is cranking be true. (yeah yeah op run 200+ hours I know, but this is a beautiful storm headed to the benchmark...) and to further, 2m temps are basically in the teens/low 20s across our region at this point lol. weeniest run in a while
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Yeah a 240 hour snow map = who cares. Need a huge NESIS-5 pasting like that 4x per day for next 96 hours to believe.
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For the lols
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2m temps below freezing from i-95 and south from 18z wednesday thru to friday early hours. cold air in place
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I've been riding the unexpectedly extremely good eagles to success with moneyline and spread bets. Good way to enjoy additional eagles wins, after many years (2017-2018 excluded) of watching them lose.
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I've been using fanduel for some light NFL gambling. Easy to use, kind of spammy with offers to get you more deeply addicted though.
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For illustrative purposes, check out this site. It lets you paint areas below a given elevation above mean sea level as blue. https://www.floodmap.net/?ct=US. it's not perfect but close enough for a zoomed out view. Here's our (inner) region if sea levels were 100 meters higher. Note how 95 in Maryland between DC and Baltimore basically traces that 100m contour. If you're below 100m, you're gonna have a soggy time tomorrow
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I don't have the hi-res maps, but it seems like cold air should be in place somewhat before that low pops off the coast.
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41/20 inside the beltway near downtown silver spring.
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Yeah, let's wait for the EPS before we throw in the towel based on a day 10 euro op map.
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lol, mappy's is trees in snow, mine is a summer sailboat edward hopper painting called "ground swell" . petition to make avatars larger so we can see them better!
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it holds frozen through 13z in and around DC. not bad? with that kind of forecast, definitely a 2 hour delay + situation for MD counties.
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I learned last year that in these marginal setups, these positive snow depth change maps almost never verify for MBY. But hey, we'll get on the board in some way maybe?
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The day when I get accumulating ZR inside the beltway and you don't in Gaithersburg will be an interesting day.
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Yes, for MBY, this one has "hey a bit of sleet on the grass, my trees look kind of icy! but the roads are wet, and those look like raindrops, and its 34 degrees... oh moco schools are cancelled? cool i guess" written all over it. But i'll hold out for a pleasant crunchy icey surprise
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Lol
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Take it and run! (most/all of this will be washed away by rain, but potential for an icy/slushy/snowy start is clear)
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Yes. I was in TP at that time and we were quite warm and drippy while folks NW (not even that far NW) partied. As others noted though, that was a great winter so I was able to deal. Especially after the March overperformers that came a few weeks later.
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Euro op run disagrees with GFS on the CAD at 120H.
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Legit (and seemingly deepening) CAD poking down into NC
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the only time of year that someone won't come in and say something about the sun angle! but seriously, for folks like me inside the beltway, the UHI is murder and our streets rarely ever cool off for a lot of snow to stick, except for sustained 29F and below snow events. And when there has been sustained cold prior to the storm.
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Going to be in beautiful Harrisburg, PA visiting relatives for Thanksgiving this year. Time to track obsessively! Looks like this one could hit the interior, but, 9 days out and all that.
