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  1. Sterling LWX now seeing the threat for the 16-17!!

     

    Unlike previous systems, the air mass in the wake of this one should
    be much colder. This becomes more noticeable by Sunday into Monday
    as high temperatures fall into the 30s to low 40s, with 20s across
    the mountains. At night, low temperatures should be in the 20s for
    most, locally falling into the teens for those west of the Blue
    Ridge. The biggest question mark is will additional precipitation
    move into the region as cold air is in place. Numerous model
    solutions show progressive shortwaves racing through the area.
    Depending on access to moisture and degree of forcing aloft, some
    wintry component by re-emerge into the new work week.
    
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  2. 29 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

    There is a reason 50/50 is the sweet spot. It leaves enough room for a wave to amply behind it while also creating a westerly flow just above us so the system can’t cut. With the tpv west of there we have to play a balance act.  Too strong and it squashes the wave. To weak the wave cuts.  
     

    It’s a legit threat. But as shown a tenuous one. I’d be honking like crazy if we see that tpv trend closer to the canonical spot. Otherwise as shown it’s not a setup I’d feel good about until much closer leads because of the delicate balance being played there. 

    As always PSU. A very nice read bro!!

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  3. 48 minutes ago, BristowWx said:

    Looks like it got deeper south not sure I see further east.  Am I missing the east shift?

    The blue line( im gonna guess thats the 0 Celsius  line)  does move slightly south....  in my opinion. Althought if ya listen to my wife i see only what i want to see lmaoo

  4. Sterling LWX. Actually  acknowledges  the models with increased snow potential!!

    The evening model runs have shown an increase snow potential
    and snow amounts for parts of northern Maryland and western MD.
    A combination of a favorable thermal pattern along with
    increasing chances for near warning criteria snow has led to the
    expansion of the winter storm watches to include Carroll and
    Garrett Counties in Maryland.
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