Negnao

That’s the 7pm observation.

15z improved.

January 25, 2000 radar loop: https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/current/mcview.phtml?prod=usrad&java=script&mode=archive&frames=60&interval=60&year=2000&month=1&day=24&hour=0&minute=0

This has a chance to hit north as well. Need to start hoping this goes away.

If we don’t get positive trends on the 12z runs it’s time to root for it to just go away. Otherwise we’re looking at it digging and cutting off and south of us and northeast of us will get snow and we’ll be left with the consolation prize of a cold and windy day.

The fail scenario here is probably a Boxing Day type situation.

DCA 3.4 as of 7am.

I really hope the schools don’t close for more than a day over this. Two at the most. Hopefully they don’t inconvenience everyone if it’s just too cold in the mornings this week for school.

If DCA gets 5 inches out of this synoptic setup that’s a huge win. Over under on Ocean City hitting 50 degrees during the storm is also interesting.

Man if you just read the hyperbole here about the nam “improvements” and didn’t look at the run you would have thought it spit out the blizzard of 93.

3-5 isn’t a bad outcome with a low that goes to Pittsburgh.

Surprised nobody mentioned how amped the 6z nam and 9z srefs are.

This one’s not ours. Time to face the music. It’s a Philly-NYC event.

Anyone know the final total at DCA? The 1.1 was at 10am. There was quite a bit more after that.

Good banding still at DCA. Good chance of 2 inches if measured correctly.