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Cobalt

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  1. Had a nice period of -SN/SN to close out the storm with that final band that pivoted through. 2.5" final hope you guys in MD get crushed with this band!!
  2. Oh gosh, I'm terribly sorry to hear that something like that happened. My condolences.
  3. That's awesome!! Really glad you guys are getting a huge hit out of this, radar looks loaded out there
  4. 2.3" before changeover. 100% sleet now. How well does sleet tend to accumulate around here? :p
  5. 2.25”, over an inch in this past hour. Mix line is 3 miles from me unfortunately :/ .
  6. 1.5" as of 15 minutes ago, still suuuper good rates and fat snowflakes. More than 2 inches of snow would completely surpass expectations. Feeling really 11/15/18 out there.
  7. 0.7" here!! Glad to be on the board. Regardless of changeover, no better time to have snow than before Christmas.
  8. Excited for the western folks of this forum to cash in big time!! I don't know why people see other people getting big totals as some sort of reason to get angry, for me it's all the more motivation to move out of this urban beltway hellhole when I'm old enough
  9. Some people are on Tapatalk which doesn't show that information IIRC
  10. Didn't they fare rather well in the March 2017 storm? This storm feels like it has an uncanny resemblance to that one. In fact our airmass is probably way worse, but of course that's a March storm rather than mid December.
  11. To those saying next! Seems.. workable? Temps still super marginal on the means but there's a cluster of lows, just a matter of time until we can parse through the details. PNA spike during this time too, so I'm curious as to how this looks in a few days.
  12. Measuring on my roof to get .5 inches of extra elevation based snow >
  13. I think that's the best way to describe it. Whoever stays frozen is gonna bank on those rates piling on the snow. I'll roll the dice with the potential mixing, really excited to see the mesos get a hold of how that mixing will set up
  14. 2M temps and 850s seem basically identical, if not just super tiny changes. I'd imagine that's just noise, or maybe due to rates? Idk, but I guess it's a step back but not a Euro type step back. I'll take that track any day and hope the mesos get a good grip on the thermal setup.
  15. Here's a trend of the lps too, nice.
  16. Was gonna say this before the 0z suite came out but forgot to, but thanks PSU and others for the incredible analysis about the storm itself, as well as analysis on med/long range patterns. You guys are what make this worthwhile, and it's amazing to learn from some of the best. Cheers!
  17. Cutting with a 1033 high directly over top of us would be very 2020
  18. I was the ripe old age of 0.5 at the time but 03-04 was frontloaded, no? Pretty sure there was a few good snows in December but not much else for the Mid Atlantic, from what I've seen.
  19. True, but we entered NAM range thinking it would be a 2-4/3-5" event. All of the big trends were short range. What I meant was a storm that we could track all the way from med range knowing we have a good shot at WSW criteria for a decent chunk of the subforum. Kind of a niche way to describe it, but just thought it was interesting
  20. fyp Speaking of which, is this the last time we've actually been tracking a potential WSW event in the medium range since March 20-21 2018? The Jan storm wouldn't count since all positive trends were basically short range. Even March 20-21 didn't verify, so maybe the last one since Jan 2016??
  21. The individual members don't really even show much ice, maybe it's just seeing the snow panels + rain panels and splitting the difference?
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