Could have a buzzer-beating band entering Baltimore down to Annapolis right now. Northeast edge of Baltimore County and just coming ashore near Annapolis. I assume it's cold enough to stick everywhere.
Agree with both of you that it isn't really either. Don't know enough about 500mb of either to say which way this one went. TBF not really sure why we have the Miller B or Miller A buckets when most storms aren't gonna fit cleanly in one or another.
The closed surface contours came out of the Gulf Coast and really deepened off the SC coast. Miller Bs have a low cross Kentucky or Tennessee and don't really explosively deepen as much as this one will.
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Definitely not a Miller B. Never had a low or associated precip over the Midwest into Pennsylvania. Not every snow that fringes us is Miller B. I'd argue it was more of a Miller A, but not all winter storms are one of the two, and it's not a really binary classification.
It had literally one run with DC getting 30, at a range where you should just be looking at trends. Just because it missed IMBY doesn't mean overall it got it down better than most. This was the euro Thursday night; pretty accurate for DC-BWI, but completely whiffed everywhere NE of BWI.
Finally starting to accumulate in Georgetown. Some areas are just puddles now and probably won't accumulate at all, but nearing an inch on favorable surfaces. Pretty hopeful we'll get to at least 2"
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