We are going to get some ice on trees and slick sidewalks pre-dawn because it is precipitating overnight, but agree that the impact will be minimal in the metro areas.
What I find interesting about the RGEM is that it doesn’t switch us over until the main slug of precipitation has passed. That is historically a realistic scenario for us.
We don’t lose the 925 level until after 12z on Thursday on the GFS, and 15z up by PA.
Seems like about 0.30” frozen in DC on the NAM/GFS/GEM before changeover.
Edit - lowballed the RGEM, 0.70” frozen
Drought and heat. My three hottest temps in my 13-year record are from this summer and it is primarily due to the dry conditions.
Single event, I’d concur with the April hailstorm. That was impressive for around here.
Yeah, that's the "problem" with DC being a magnet for the rest of the country. We all carry our sports allegiances with us. I was happy to watch my TWolves last year.