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Terpeast

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  1. Besides there's only 12 hours left. Not a whole lot of time left for big shifts
  2. Yes, this has trended north, but we're still in the game. If I lived 30 miles south of DC, I'd be sweating it though
  3. They're probably rolling their eyes at us now (and I don't blame them lol)
  4. That's my wag. I called for 2-4" dc/balt metros and 4-7" far N&W, and don't see any reason to change that. I'd love to get 5" out of this, though!
  5. Western loudoun is either/both higher elevation and less populated than eastern loudoun, so it makes sense they hedged with a warning there. It's also a saturday morning, so that's probably why they went with a WWA east loudoun even though they're forecasting for 3-5" locally up to 7" imby. Had it been a weekday, they would have gone with a warning.
  6. It did well for one or both of the Jan events, but a terrible job with the recent one a few days ago
  7. Probably mount PSU and places up near the m/d line, and someone around the dc metro may eek out 6”
  8. Technically a stj-enhanced northern stream wave. A good sign for qpf verifying on the high end of forecast
  9. Yeah, it’s pretty much noise. 0z ICON is actually similar to 12z
  10. Yeah, that would bring the grade on my snowfall outlook from an F to a D
  11. Interesting take. That may be what it takes to dissipate these marine heat waves. Hopefully we can do that without too much collateral damage.
  12. They’ll probably replace it with a new headline. Not sure why they hoisted a special weather statement in the first place, especially seeing that they hoisted a WSW soon after
  13. Glad to see the euro hold instead of trending north. Sticking with 2-4” for dc/balt with a little more upside
  14. Hopefully we may not need to. Ensembles on all models have been zeroing in on our sub and looking more stable.
  15. Not 100% sure for DC south, even mby. If the 18z euro jumps north from 12z, I’m pulling the fire alarm on this
  16. Interesting tweet, and digging deeper into the upper level maps, I agree. This gets us more upside in terms of qpf, but the DC metro is dangerously close to missing the best banding with this north trend. I don't think we go 4/4 on last minute south trend this time.
  17. Precip field actually shifted north on the GFS too. It's just farther south than other models like NAM and ICON. I'm not buying the 4-6" across northern neck and SoMD.
  18. First call: South of 66: 1-2” locally 3” Between 66 and 70: 2-4” North of 70: 4-7” Mountains: 5-10” Subject to change, hopefully with a last minute south trend. (But it COULD shift north)
  19. Is this where we say “uh oh” and root for a 4th last minute south trend? this is the ICON thread after all…
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