Nomz
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Sun angle put in work today
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33.5 in RI and still falling. Goodness.
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We just needed like twenty more miles… unfortunately it just slowly slid back from that.
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That SE MA/RI band is just insane. Multiple reports of 24” and I could see that band dumping another foot easy.
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MA and RI probably make runs at their state record snowfalls today...
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I can't do this shit again
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I'm shocked at how long this band has lasted. Literally zero forcing at h850 and h700
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I agree. Some surfaces, especially sidewalks, formed some puddles by like 7pm, and it was game over. No chance to accumulate on that, even though we were probably getting like 1"/hr rates on the backside.
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0:1 ratios IMBY emoji shooting self.mp4
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MD Mesonet snow depths. Literally every mile mattered. Some spots out east you probably picked up an inch a mile
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Do yourself a favor and whatever you do, do not look at the BOX radar
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Do you think storms magically move east because "its a nina"
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DC snow hole absolutely out for blood this time my god.
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Somehow still snowing in Georgetown. Area of weak radar returns to our west, and winds are blowing out of the west, so I guess it makes some sense? Literally zero accumulation from the whole event in the square I see out my window.
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Jebwalk mention in Jan 2004, over 21 years ago: https://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=22827
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What are the origins of the jebwalk
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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.
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Just checked the 00z HRRR; SNE busts 6-12" low. Would make me feel a little better.
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Some honest to god supercells in there
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I am fully prepared for the Rosslyn 4” report while Georgetown gets .5”
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Norlun band definitely creeping east and maybe a little south. Astonishingly narrow, like an outflow boundary. Maybe half the width of DC itself.
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Definitely saving my bacon... forecasted 2-6" and it should get me to the low end, at least.
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DCA still reporting a trace
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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.
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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. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/ma_archive/action5.php?BASICPARAM=pmsl.gif&STARTYEAR=2026&STARTMONTH=02&STARTDAY=23&STARTTIME=00&INC=-48
