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Watch for areas that have not had the front yet. 

Those things are moving fast. Cold winds and heavy rain came through fast. 

Getting some minor rotation in one of the cells near Berryville 

3 minutes ago, WinterWxLuvr said:

Maybe Ji should start the thread in that forum too

Hovering over areas west of Denver are now into the 100+ inches category between now and next Wednesday on the GFS! I saw up to 143 inches on Kuchera!

How about those amounts forecasted in Denver from the GFS! Insanity!

This would have been a nice end to winter... if only! 

I see that it is official that Hurricane tracking by NHC will start May 15th.

https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&product=PNS&issuedby=NHC

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NOUS41 KNHC 021258
PNSNHC

Public Information Statement
NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL
800 AM EST Tue Mar 2 2021

To:       NWS Partners, Users, and Employees

From:     Michael J. Brennan
          Branch Chief, Hurricane Specialist Unit
          National Hurricane Center

Subject:  Routine issuance of the Atlantic basin
          Tropical Weather Outlook beginning on May 15, 2021

In order to provide more frequent information on the potential for
tropical cyclone formation as the official June 1 start of the
Atlantic hurricane season approaches, the National Hurricane Center
will begin routine issuance of the Atlantic Tropical Weather Outlook
(TWO) and the Graphical TWO at 800 AM EDT (1200 UTC) May 15, 2021.

Given recent increased tropical cyclone activity in the Atlantic
basin in late May, routine issuance of the Atlantic TWO starting on
May 15 offers a service improvement over unscheduled Special TWOs
that are issued to discuss the possibility of tropical cyclone
formation prior to the official start of hurricane season on
June 1.

The Atlantic TWO can be found under AWIPS header MIATWOAT and WMO
header ABNT20 KNHC. The TWO and Graphical TWO can also be found
online at hurricanes.gov.

Any questions or comments on this change should be directed to:

Michael J. Brennan
Branch Chief, Hurricane Specialist Unit
[email protected]

Nice rates, l grass, cars, and of course, decks covered. 

Wet snow in Purcellville for the last half hour

39.120110  -77.743760

Flakes in Purcellville, but it is pretty light

22 for the low. 24 now.. Windchill 13.. Brisk

3 minutes ago, clskinsfan said:

Central VA gets demolished this run. Perfect spot for us.

Not far enough south for perfect location. If the storm was tomorrow and it was there, I would then be fine.. just seems to be seasonal trends! 100+ mile shifts.. not small ones

Seeing precip increase in the area on radar. Radar is seeing some as snow in northern Loudoun up into Maryland... anyone seeing anything other than drizzle.

Feel Like Short Pump needs a shout out

Sleet crazy

Gravity Waves?

Sleet and some parachutes falling now. 50/50 mix.

I would say 60% snow, 20% snow pellets, 20% sleet... Coming down pretty hard. 

Temps have come up 2 degrees! 26/15 in Purcellville

Weeniecast time! Now is the time we all realize the worst, and will hug and share every snowy model there is! In every storm, this is the what is predictable!

This should probably be banter! But so is sharing every snowy model that is unlikely to verify!

24/15 - Purcellville Cold!