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  1. 6 minutes ago, DCTeacherman said:

    Yeah that was a fun one.  Got about 4-5 inches pretty quick, and then it was cold after and turned into cement. 

    I was in Petsmart shopping and I am pretty sure it snowed 2 inches while I was in there... I had to push a guy out of the lot cause he had rear while drive... that one and the Valentines day one a couple of years later were insane...

  2. 53 minutes ago, losetoa6 said:

    Latest Gfs run is a pure money shot :mapsnow:

    If I were you I wouldnt worry about a thing... this is basically a lock for Carrol County! Even with the worst run (18z gfs) you still got warning level snow!

  3. 51 minutes ago, nj2va said:

    I won’t get into the intense banding that the 81 corridor/ish crowd will get but can make up for some of that with better ratios.  Phin also pointed out the orographic enhancement that the globals won’t pick up on yet - and the upslope snow showers that will continue after the coastal moves away.   But i think the bullseye will be somewhere in the 81 corridor-ish.

    This will be my first coastal since buying the place in late 2016 so will be interesting to learn climo out there for these events.  

    Lucky for you, there will be more snow in Oakland this winter :) 

    Its pretty amazing that Deep Creek hasnt seen a big coastal since 2016... You would think that would have been a near miss/ rainer for the Cities  that dumped up there.. but that tells you just how bad it has been.. 

  4. 17 minutes ago, mappy said:

    I got a sneaky 5-6” in one event last winter, so I’ll take a warning level event. 

    I couldnt agree more.. And if you live in Southern MD or even DC.. just book a staycation somewhere!! Hunt Valley is very close to Oregon Ridge.. stay Wed night and sled on Thursday!  This is an easy chase :)

  5. 7 minutes ago, Always in Zugzwang said:

    Here's how the last couple days of model runs seemed...

    --00/12Z GFS:  Total beat-down, pummeling, crushed!

    --00/12Z CMC:  Hold my beer...!

    For anyone north of Baltimore, to me it seems fairly locked in at this point.  We are just at 96 hours.. if we get one more day of model runs like this.. and it fails.. we are looking at a huge bust.  

  6. 8 minutes ago, MD Snow said:

    For those in the cities and especially  s/e of 95... We better hope this thing doesn't tuck anymore or we'll be dealing with a quick 2-4" followed by a crap ton of rain. 

    Not sure if there is a correlation but it does seem that as the models have become more amped for Monday the Wednesday storm is closer to the coast and the warm push is legit. 

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  7. 13 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

    Antecedent cold isn’t a concern in this event outside of the usual SE spots imo. Here’s the 00z EPS high temperature 50th percentile chart.

    Forget about the verbatim numbers for a second and look at the wedge of cold nestled all the way into upstate South Carolina. That’s a very strong CAD signal.

    Again, this is the ensemble so it’s not a random drawing like an op run can be. The cold is in place in most locations as the storm is arriving. Now that doesn’t mean mixing won’t happen or that things can’t trend warmer at the surface or aloft, but that’s a great signal right there.

    The source of the cold air is significant also.. Wednesday morning might be the coldest day of the year for many in the NE. It might be in the low 20s for @psuhoffman when its starts snowing.

  8. 6 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

    I didn’t want to bring it up...but 4” soil temps are torched. White rain inbound. Take the snow depth product and divide by 5 if you want a realistic accumulation estimate.

    Hold on.. didnt it snow like a foot in Denver earlier this year on the same day it was 80 degrees?

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