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Weather Will

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  1. I think it will show some three footers this year if it is not...
  2. And not over yet....maybe we should wait until after this winter to retire the NAMs...
  3. Capital Weather latest forecast for Sunday. https://www.capitalweather.com/how-will-tropical-storm-isaias-affect-the-dc-region-this-weekend/
  4. WB 12Z global precipitation totals for Sunday/ Monday.
  5. WB 12Z ensemble precip. Totals through Monday afternoon.
  6. Latest Snow anomaly map from EURO seasonal. Source: Severe Weather Europe https://www.severe-weather.eu/long-range-2/winter-2026-2027-forecast-october-update-colder-snowier-shift-super-el-nino-polar-vortex-united-states-canada-europe-fa/
  7. WB 12Z ensemble for the potential tropical remnants; still a lot of spread.
  8. Let's see how the Northern Hemisphere snow/ice map looks by November....
  9. WB 9Z NBM for the weekend. (Most of the light precip. falls on Sunday.)
  10. It is pathetic that the flip flopping EUROs are the best models we have in 2026.
  11. WB 9Z NBM: models went south overnight...
  12. WB 18Z EURO is wet Saturday with frontal passage.
  13. Lesson learned for me is that the EURO flips like every other model. Will not get my heart set on a storm track outside 48 hours anymore.
  14. No idea what will actually happen, but today trended wetter for the weekend especially DC south.
  15. WB 18Z GFS for weekend front and overrunning wave potential compared to 0Z.
  16. WB EURO AI 6Z ensemble compared to 0Z ensemble for Sunday.
  17. NWS Sterling for Sunday.... like most systems we are in wait and see mode. A wave of low pressure, infused with tropical moisture from the remnants of multiple East Pacific systems, treks toward the OH/TN Valleys Saturday into Saturday night. The track of the low beyond this point will depend on (1) where exactly the stalled front is, and (2) the strength of a transient blocking high pressure to the north. Rain or showers become increasingly likely for much of the region Saturday night into Sunday, with a soaking rain possible if the wave of low pressure is a bit more organized/closer to the area.
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