JakkelWx
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3 mb weaker though and it looks like the transfer will happen sooner.
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Please take the images out when quoting long posts. Thank you
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Does the NAM usually trend colder as it gets closer? Since we have an ideal block and 50/50 it would seem so, and given the lower resolution of at-range NAM.
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What's EE?
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Much smaller storm but I remember temps in the teens with single digits after that snow w/full sun in Feb 2015.
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It's never gonna snow again. What made you think we were ever gonna get more than a flake and a half from the Monday system? Or this winter?
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I'm well aware that I ain't getting 20 inches. Most of the time I get around a foot or a little less and places west get crushed. Happens 90 percent of the time. So I have no reason to worry about that post
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6 feet snow drifts coming to D.C. My own personal private weather model shows 3 feet of snow in just 6 hours from RIC - NE MD, then dryslots at 75 degrees for a couple mins before switching over to acid rain.
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Not WW but
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It's gonna go right back to yesterday's 12z run with 4 feet of snow just S of D.C
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Mean of 6 inches here. The best i've seen so far
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This is exactly what we needed.
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When people are tossing the "worst" looking model relatively speaking, and it still shows a general 4-8 with 12'' lollies, you know this is legit
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you're right, that's what she said
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Look how wet it is off the coast. Perhaps we could argue that it trends at least a good bit wetter on guidance as the king's ensembles have been consistently more amped over the past day or so. And that's only 144
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So was it a Becky C or a Chuck D?
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great improvement on the GEFS (late to the party here so feel free to delete if this doesn't belong).
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Temperature is just shy of 42 degrees. Last 40 degree or higher high until probably next week
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Haven't looked at the NC subforum model in a while.
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Doesn't the euro use data from Japan soundings as part of their data? Heard it somewhere
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Here we go:
