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MN Transplant

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  1. Thank you Washington for the confidence-builder for McCarthy. I still doubt he’s the guy, but it is good to see.
  2. Lol, I did the same thing. I only had 0.08" in my CoCoRahs gauge which is usually dead-on when it isn't windy. Then I took a core sample and only got a little more. I think I'm going to go with 1.8" on 0.09" precip for a 20:1 ratio. So, we busted low on precip but it didn't matter.
  3. 0.2” and partially snow covered roads/sidewalks. Flake size now increasing with that yellow band hopefully incoming.
  4. Almost a quarter inch QPF in DC. Even lopping off a third for, well, NAM, that still gets you in the 1-2” territory. Looking good.
  5. Parent NAM looks good, but the 3km isn’t playing ball yet.
  6. Less than 48 hours away and we have the NAM 3k with no accumulation north of Richmond and the Euro with 0.3” in NYC.
  7. It was never really going to snow here, so I’m pleased with the solid precip performance. A good chunk of the area in the 0.75” to 1” range.
  8. Temp is bouncing around like crazy at Dulles. Seesawing from 27 to 34.
  9. To be fair, it doesn't show on mobile unless you go into landscape mode.
  10. 34.4. HRRR basically has it correct now, but the 18z was too high and the 18z NAM was way too high.
  11. Light sleet in Falls Church. 34.7
  12. I’ve never noticed the ground vehicles on the app. That’s amazing.
  13. I’m gonna go with, “we need the rain”
  14. BWI: 10.2" DCA: 6.7" IAD: 12.1" RIC: 5.5" Tiebreaker (SBY): 5.8"
  15. Hit 70.0 exactly. Really nice out.
  16. 0.20” to pop us over an inch on November (1.07”). Let’s hope for a wet and cold winter.
  17. I like the massive day 9 trough in CA that was completely absent from 12z. Really makes me believe in these solutions.
  18. The airports average 1-3" of snow for December, so expectations should be in check. It is our fourth snowiest month.
  19. This will be the 5th consecutive below normal precip Autumn, and the 10th out of 12. You have to go back to the 1950s/60s and 1910s/20s to find similar stretches. Rolling it forward, both of those periods were relatively snowy, but the current one is, um, not.
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