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06z FV3 looks like it goes for a Miller A at the end of the run hehe

Started a few weeks ago.

If it's that slow and tough to navigate - I may bail on the subscription and just go back to getting PBP here...it isn't terrible so far but it's definitely not what I'd expect from a pay site.

Yeah - I love the graphics - don't love the navigation. Page is also slow for me to load a bit.

I broke down and bought a weathermodels.com subscription. Probably will let it cruise through March if the need arises. Pretty maps galore.

That map kind of reminds me of the 2009-2010 storms in terms of being Mid-Atlantic centralized

@high risk - how much CAPE do you think will be enough to do it?

HRRR is showing some pretty intense updraft helicity ETA: less impressive on latest run

No kidding. I just looked and that look at H5 is drool worthy. Hopefully not laying down the tracks too early

It's disgusting...my parents house (where I am tonight) is so humid we've got a dehumidifier and the house A/C running - along with a window unit in one of the rooms.

Looks like they just kept the short term forecast product and no dense fog advisory. Funny thing is it doesn't even include eastern MoCo and it's plenty foggy here still - was socked in when I made that post. I guess maybe they decided it was going to be relatively short in duration. I can't believe I missed my exit! Sure was creepy out there.

NWS needs a dense fog advisory. I drove from Columbia, MD down to Colesville, MD in the past 25 minutes and visibility is in the toilet. Much better near water sources but elsewhere the fog is so thick I missed the exit to the ICC because I couldn't see it.

Something is trying to spin a bit up near Thurmont.

Sandy Part 2.

Newest HRRR run that is ongoing right now looks less impressive - it also focuses most of the storm activity along and to the east of the metro area.