Wetbulbs88

Total bust here. A dusting with no road stickage. Saw the writing on the wall for certain by 3:00AM. Just too far south.

This has been my thinking throughout. My expectations are low for DC proper. It's kind of like Miller Bs, where the transfer is like threading a needle. Not exactly the same here but it's similar.

The radar looks great. If the models weren't so adamant about this missing south I'd be thrilled right now. It's even moving more NE than modeled. I'm sure dry air will shave the northern batch right off as it approaches.

For less than one day in terms of the HECS.

Um. Are you okay?

Anyone there yet? TT still a ways to go.

NAM might still snow but upper levels are telling. It’s at the very least starting to cave.

I told my pup we were getting the big one. She’s going to be super bummed.

Lesson here? There are perhaps more busts than storms.

We need a January 2000 situation that was supposed to slam Raleigh/richmond and OTS but then we got just about 18” in good ole Ellicott City. I’ve never woken up more excited in my life. I looked at the radar the night before thinking, That really doesn’t look like it’s missing us. Then at 6AM I’m taking a piss and my dad yells to me that it’s blizzarding outside.

Welp. I’m still not throwing it out yet.

We’re not even close to a solution. Focus on that first.

So we weren’t off when thinking they could be chasing convection after all. what a ride so far.

I say it every time. The NAM has a time and place. We just block out all the times it leads the way because it’s more fun to treat it like the stepchild.

The Euro followed on this one tbf