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Kmlwx

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  1. Will be interesting to see how this plays out. As others have said - it's not like it's a day 10 threat or anything. The players that make differences for this are "on the field" and in range inside of 72 hours.
  2. Radar to the west of our region looks absurdly good...
  3. Very light snow in Colesville, MD. PWS dewpoint has been kind of wonky this evening but it is currently showing 28.6/19.4
  4. @Maestrobjwa - Gotta say - you've come leaps and bounds from prior years. I hope the new guy can follow the same path...
  5. True - though often that's when it comes in SUPER fiercely like a wall.
  6. The hand-wringing about it not snowing yet is always so predictable. Timing is fine...
  7. It's filling in. It's well on schedule. Relax! Part of the column is extremely dry.
  8. PWS says I am at 29.1/21.2 (Colesville, MD) Obviously nothing happening here as of yet. Debating napping for a few hours or just staying up all night.
  9. Checking with the infrared thermometer on the grass and walkway shows surface/ground temps in the mid to upper 20s IMBY. Should have instant stickage. Didn't venture down to the street though. Lots of salt on it from the other day.
  10. Probably meant the eastern part of 32 where it's a bit more E/W ish
  11. The "Snow Squall Warning" product wasn't operational until 2018. Previously it would be handled by SWS or WWA under some conditions.
  12. Burst of snow and down to 33.4 Little dusting trying to form on the grass and dirt.
  13. 36.3 here in Colesville. Got pretty dark but not much of note yet. Looks like a heavy burst might be on the doorstep looking at radar.
  14. Reeeeeeeeeal subtle @mappy
  15. You know me....always trying to be that "friendly" nudge to the influx of posters each year. I can't help it Good thing you guys never made me a mod or I'd probably go scorched Earth at times, though
  16. @bncho friendly nudge again. Absorb info - no shame in that! We've all been enthusiastic weather folks. Your post per day average is SKYROCKETING. It's not a race to see who can post the most frequently. Every time I see you post your post count has jumped a ton. Meteorology is such a nuanced science - learned long ago that maps don't tell the full story. Arguing back and forth with long term forum members and/or mets isn't going to gain you much camaraderie on here. We are all excited about the possibility of a snowstorm - posting more times won't "lock it in" or anything. As much as we joke about jinxing things and juju - our weather forum has no impact on real world weather.
  17. Are you using p-type maps or soundings? sometimes the p-type maps vary depending on how they are calculated (even from website to website). You need to look at soundings. It might get close if rates are vey low but look above at red tagger posts.
  18. Are you using soundings or just p-type maps?
  19. A dry slot is sort of a loose term to describe an area that is less hospitable to precipitation.
  20. @stormtracker just needs to declare Storm Mode and just put us all out of our misery.
  21. It is absolutely too early to be discussing seasonal temp results when astronomical winter started like 11 days ago. And seasonal precip too for that matter.
  22. I mean let's just be honest - the "it's been a while" excuse holds true just a tiny bit. We'd have the same issue if we had an incoming storm after seeing 20 inches. I keep trying to stress too that I'm not trying to be "better" than the newbies. But it's totally speaking from PERSONAL EXPERIENCE. It does take some willpower to not post as much - but it pays dividends.
  23. Or heck...maybe a minimum character/word count. While it's still possible to s**t post a longer post - it takes more effort. The difference between "Looks tasty" versus "At hour x, the shortwave responsible for our storm looks a bit stronger/better defined. Not sure what that means for the end result with the confluence, however" is night and day. And the second variation there takes almost no additional effort other than some extra keystrokes to type.
  24. Maybe...but we can get cold season thunderstorms on the leading edge of a major pattern change as a strong/dynamic front goes through. Seemingly that's more what happened yesterday. Dynamic/strong system ushers in a regime change.
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