Negnao
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Could be worse is my point. We measure at the lowest point in the city on the shore of the Potomac.
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I got 36 inches in the suburbs just west of dc. Dc only report about 18 for that storm. At least you get to have snow measured at Central Park. That’s a favorable location.
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They’re in southern VA should be in the SE forum anyway.
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Closest report to dca I could find on the nws website was ballston and the 2.6 report was from 1030am.
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That’s not dca’s official report. They have reported over .4 of frozen precip(almost all snow)as of the last hour. Not possible
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How much qpf before we lose the column? Dc area.
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Looks worse on the southern fringe to me. Edit: 12z looked better for dc and surrounding burbs than 18z
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Typical for a miller B. Eventually makes the transfer but too late for us.
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Southern PA is similar climatology to much of our forum. The southern VA posters have a more distant climatology than southern PA. Not sure what the fuss is all about. Philly has very similar annual snowfall, temps, and precip to IAD and BWI.
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1.1 for meteorological winter. They(Central Park, the airports got less) got 6.4 from the November storm.
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Dynamic cooling from a rapidly deepening low. Would be fun.
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To me then trough is too flat and the low doesnt eject out of the gulf soon enough and goes too far east. By the time it makes its move the best case scenario might be like last year’s bomb cyclone favoring the shore.
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Seems like dc has been in the most favorable band throughout so an inch at dca is very realistic.
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MLK Weekend Event - Making Lemonade Out of Lemons
Negnao replied to Bob Chill's topic in Mid Atlantic
E39 is the Roger Smith forecast.
