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  1. WesternFringe
    Augusta County 32/21 Heavy virga according to WHSV radar
  2. WesternFringe
    I am just playing. I remember a storm last winter or the year before where that was your post repeatedly about a storm threat. Annoyingly, you were mostly right that time! lol
  3. WesternFringe
    Do you know BaltimoreWxGuy by chance?
  4. WesternFringe
    In my experience here in the Shenandoah Valley, the HRRR does poorly until the moisture has cleared the Alleghenies. It's almost as if it can't decide how much will make it over, but since it runs every hour it starts to show better results once it samples how much precip actually did make it over. * *Official Weenie Handbook Rule #3241
  5. WesternFringe
    This. Euro/Ukie/NAMs/GFS twins/CMC/RGEM/ Herpderps/Icon vs the HRRR. Who are you picking?
  6. WesternFringe
    I just bought that on my way home from work! Devil's Backbone, right? 35/22 and snow is only 3 or 4 counties away, knocking on the doorstep!!
  7. WesternFringe
    37/ 22 Near Staunton in Augusta County
  8. WesternFringe
    Augusta County...26/26. 1.5" so far and steady light snow
  9. WesternFringe
    Here in Augusta County: Part 1 gave me over an inch, then there was a lull in which it never stopped snowing. Now entering Part 2 of the storm which should have the most qpf and the best returns . Snow is picking up and radar looks juicy to my sw. Part 3 on Monday that some models are showing would be icing on the cake.
  10. WesternFringe
    I have long noticed the triangle of non coverage where I live. Glad to meet another one who lives in the hole!
  11. WesternFringe
    Thank you!
  12. WesternFringe
    Thanks!
  13. WesternFringe
    Steady, light snow here in Augusta County. Approaching an inch, 30.9 degrees. What do you all use for radar? Looking for a better alternative to intellicast.
  14. WesternFringe
    Started snowing (pixie dust) here in Augusta County at 12:20. Big fatties started mixing in around 1:10. Light snow here now with flakes of all sizes. 31 degrees. So satisfying to see it falling after tracking it for what seems like forever! Good luck to all in the subforum (including mby)!
  15. WesternFringe
    NAM is a short-term mesoscale model that does well inside 24 hours. However, it has the same weakness as the globals (which are kings of medium range timeframes) in that they only update every 6 hours or 12 hours. Inside 12 hours, especially within 5 hours, the short term models gain more weight in consideration since they are run with new data every hour.
  16. WesternFringe
    That's the NAM at 60 vs actual, right? The NAM at this range is much more deadly, especially the 3k
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