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chris21

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  1. Only 36 for a high so far in NW DC.
  2. I’d also think that traditionally, with a low as strong as the GFS is depicting moving across southern Virginia it would create a larger shield of snow on the north side.
  3. We had a terrible one in Jan 99’. At least 1/2 inch of ice.
  4. We have def had ice storms in NW over the past 15 years. It was more than 15 years ago, but there was a huge one in 99’.
  5. Not sure we can make any definitive statements on this one yet... the models have been struggling mightily in this pattern. It’s been really tough to even search for trends... every time it seems there is one, the models shift the next suite. I’d keep an open mind...
  6. The 3k nam is showing snow shower/squall potential tomorrow across the region tomorrow.
  7. Wow that’s a pretty bold call 6-7 days out. You could be right, but I’m going to withhold my judgement for a few more days.
  8. There were several severe ice storms (even in dc proper) around the dates on the 6-10/8-14 day analog chart.
  9. 2m temps are below freezing the entire storm in the metro area. Not even close really.
  10. I was worried about potential late month cold killing off the newly ubiquitous speckled trout stocks in the lower bay estuaries. Not that worried at this point, next month maybe...
  11. It was somehow even further north than that at 00z.
  12. I thought the GFS looked somewhat different than the Canadian for the first storm. Am I missing something here?
  13. Those are somewhat misleading graphics to say the least. Those guys do weather like partisans do politics... which is weird.
  14. It’s a quick thump to rain on the GFS. All snow on the Euro.
  15. Huh? It was like an inch or 2 for long periods of time. The blinds were closed.
  16. Id be shocked if Romney got an inch. Northwest flow snows may provide a snow shower occasionally but in Romney, a NW wind is downsloping which dries up all of the moisture deposited on the Allegheny Front.
  17. Romney is def not my fav spot in West Virginia. I'm sure there are nice cabins, but it is in the rainshadow area. They may average 25-28 inches of snow per year if they are lucky. 20-30 miles to the west lies dolly sods and the Allegheny Front and 150 inches of yearly snowfall.
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