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4 hours ago, Baltimorewx said:
Trying to figure out a gameplan with the weather for Os opening day tomorrow...looks great until about gametime. Seems to be some model spread in how organized storms are in the later afternoon and how long they may last. Looks like peak storm time is around 4-6PM
So much for needing a gameplan
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Trying to figure out a gameplan with the weather for Os opening day tomorrow...looks great until about gametime. Seems to be some model spread in how organized storms are in the later afternoon and how long they may last. Looks like peak storm time is around 4-6PM
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23 hours ago, mdhokie said:
I installed a robot mower last year, and it was great! Still had to touch up the edging every so often. Sure didn't miss the sweaty summer mows! I just took it out of storage, grass is starting to show signs of life.
Unrelated: Has anyone else seen an uptick in the weeds this year? I don't put much stuff down but do spot spray. The chickweed is going crazy!
Nice-The battery powered mower I got is much lighter than the gas one I had so should make cutting a little easier but i may eventually have to get a robot thingy lol
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On 3/24/2023 at 11:34 PM, Brasiluvsnow said:
Thanks KM,,,,,I was told the 695 route actually is not much longer time or mile wise but I guess that I will find out. Much appreciated that you chimed in enjoy the weekend
Depending on time of day and traffic, it could actually be the faster route haha...695 east around the Essex/Dundalk area and the Key bridge is usually not heavily traveled. I live in Dundalk so Key bridge is my stomping grounds, only 5 minutes from it.
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Cut my grass for the first time yesterday...mostly crabgrass and weeds that were overgrown. Always used a gas mower in the past but caved and got a battery powered one as I have a relatively small yard, was a great afternoon to cut it yesterday but not looking forward to those hot humid cutting days!
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23 minutes ago, mdhokie said:
I've been WFH for 6 years and don't miss the commute one bit. Feel like covid made people even worse on the roads.
I dont know that its Covid related....I just think its a multitude of things. The number of people on the roads increases by day, there are more potential distractions than ever and I think in general people just are becoming more aggressive/lack of being carful and taking more risks in just about everything they do. Then combine all the mental health issues, substance abuse etc. Its not going to get better I dont think Ill say that.
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To add to the accident talk, a tanker flipped and exploded near Pikesville 795 this morning...Metro Baltimore just seems like a traffic disaster at this point
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43 minutes ago, Terpeast said:
Yeah, you’re on spot with the smaller storms. Anecdotally, I remember getting a lot of 2-4” and 4-8” snows when I was a kid, but those became fewer and farther between as the years passed by.
Yes, it just seems like its all or nothing now. I recall having some winters where we had several 2-4/3-6" type clipper systems, now it seems like we never get those, always go north into Great Lakes
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1 minute ago, Interstate said:
Next on Dateline
It started off as an evening looking at weather models...it ended with a body being discovered in the mountain snow
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20 minutes ago, MacChump said:
can't wait for the true crime podcast on this one
Weather nerd kills other weather nerd, buries him in snow
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5 minutes ago, stormtracker said:
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It's 32 or below at the surface for most of the storm, especially at the height. 850s never go above 0 well to the SE
From what I see the freezing line is just NW of DC and straddles 95...Yeah I mean thatll work if the timing is right in being overnight verbatim...Im looking at 6 hour panels tho so maybe the 3 hour panel in between is a bit better, its 9 days out though so guess we shouldn't worry about temps right now.
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13 minutes ago, snowmagnet said:
For the whole area or just North and West?
Generally whole area, its kind of a clipper ish storm..temps are obv marginal for lowlands though
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If I lived near PA line or out west with some decent elevation, Id be pretty optimistic about seeing snow and perhaps at least minor accumulation next week going into early following week, but us low landers, we know its an uphill battle with the boundary temperatures...I might see some flakes but I am not very optimistic about accumulation unless one of these can develop enough to have some pretty good dynamics and get the boundary to freezing or below.
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2 minutes ago, stormtracker said:
If this forum's revenue was generated based on the ups and downs of the moods here, you and I would easily clear 100k per year in salary.
@mappy and I are down for that kind of career change after this week....
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10 minutes ago, alexderiemer said:
Like you predicted, everyone is loosing their heads over a OP run at range. Very interested to see the EPS. If it is similar to the GFS/GEPS disagreement, I feel we are still in good shape.
It depends how you define "good shape"...If I have elevation and live in NW MD or South Central PA, I'm optimistic and following closely...You live in Lewes DE according to your tag...good luck getting snow even if its a solid coastal track. Its going to be really difficult for the low lands to pull something off snow wise.
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My take away is obv a storm looks likely near the coast....but its going to be difficult for the low lands to get in on the goods...If I were a higher elevation folk, I'd be optimistic
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2 minutes ago, Interstate said:
The CMC is all or nothing. Would be a lot of hate in the forum.
at 180 hr, 35 degrees near BWI and 51 about 50 miles due east across the bay onto the shore lol.
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8 minutes ago, stormtracker said:
Euro sucks ass. That's my scientific opinion.
It seemed like a bit of a step forward from 0z's 959 cutoff low north of St Louis though lol but yeah we need more than a bit of a step forward
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2 minutes ago, Bodhi Cove said:
Still 58° here.
Walk 50 feet away from the water...it might be 68 lol
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Nice GFS run with trailing wave but its kind of alone. Obv thread the needle situation. Canadian is a cutter, some initial frozen along PA line
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Just got a burst of sunshine breaking thru...should mean the temp spike is coming shortly
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I guess the southwest VA folks like this run though
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GFS gets better precip up here but its toasty lol
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4 minutes ago, stormtracker said:
Why do the NAM panels load at the speed of dark?
We looking at the NAM already??
2023 Mid-Atlantic Severe Wx Thread (General Discussion)
in Mid Atlantic
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Society these days...lol. I was disappointed but I'll make tomorrow work.