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Posts posted by BTRWx's Thanks Giving
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4 minutes ago, snowfan said:
Put your snow obs here….
Leftover coating from Friday slowly melting.
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Looks like a very slight shift south with the heaviest precip.
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Slightly later arrival on the 12z euro compared to 0z.
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Just now, BristowWx said:
Wxman1 is a favorite of mine. The name says it all. Number 1. He knows shit.
I think you are missing a word. lol
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1 minute ago, snowmagnet said:
Millville seemed right on target 3 days ago with his forecast of 8-12” for much of the area. All the models agree with the DMV being in the bullseye.
Same with DT
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Are we calling it a SECS?
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2 minutes ago, TSSN+ said:
Don’t see much of a change there at all.
Purples expanded
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1 minute ago, Wetbulbs88 said:
True. And I don't discount the NAM completely like some others. HRRR on the fringe somewhat but getting into range.
Others are more experienced.
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Just now, stormtracker said:
Anybody else notice any huge differences?
I see the Low quite a bit south compared to 6Z.
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1 minute ago, clskinsfan said:
LP off VB is tasty.
Would a precip field expand that far west if the low is that far east?
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1 minute ago, jayyy said:
Reasonable to give a range given some of the uncertainties we face. Seems like they considered our local climo and a blend of models for that call.Forecasts are always a range.
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Snow on snow on snow on snow on snow on snow on...
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4 minutes ago, bncho said:
CWG goes with 5-8" for DC.
Their boom/bust scenarios are very realistic.
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1 minute ago, weathercoins said:
CWG teasing that they’re about to up their snow totals (last map they had was ok I thought) https://x.com/capitalweather/status/1875615910687559981?s=46
That's not what they said. It could be simply tightening the boundaries.
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3 minutes ago, Master of Disaster said:
Did some research this morning. The last plowable snowfall event of 4 to 8 inches for DMV was Jan 3rd 2022. They are well overdue for a good storm.
We had one last year of about 3-4", but nothing like this.
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1 minute ago, brooklynwx99 said:
also this exact event is why people shouldn't fret over ENSO. some of you guys might have half of your yearly average by Jan 6 while north of 78 smokes cirrus as we're heading into a favorable pattern. I kinda love the irony
My new favorite pattern is a +TNH/+PNA combination!
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1 minute ago, Maestrobjwa said:
4-6 is my personal call as well (fwiw, lol)
Me too (3-6+)
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5 minutes ago, CAPE said:
Euro is pretty clearly a bit too far south given the synoptic setup, imo.
That said, I don't think the GFS evolution is the final answer either. More fun to come. Most likely some sort of a compromise, which should make most folks here happy.
Just think how many forecasts would bust if we only had one without the other.
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1 minute ago, jayyy said:
I’d say predicting the precise location of isolated snow squalls is different than a full storm but…Atmospheric memory is a thing.

January Banter 2025
in Mid Atlantic
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DT has been bashing Wakefield.