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Terpeast

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  1. I want to caution that this is just one run, and as a reminder, this is a global model that may not have the best resolution for working out the ptype details per soundings. The mesos will help us with that starting tomorrow afternoon-ish. If this holds, should be "mostly" snow for the DC/Balt metros.
  2. might see some mixing when rates decrease upon dry slot, but that's really nbd
  3. GFS soundings at both IAD and DCA show a nose between 750-825mb just touching 0 C. This should stay snow verbatim
  4. Looks like a thump to mix to dry slot verbatim. Hard to tell between 90 and 96 hr
  5. Looks more like it closes off over Indiana, but with flatter ridging ahead under confluence that seems stronger and more south?
  6. a stronger s/w (shortwave) with more confluence would create a stronger CAD situation, imho
  7. I like this. Gives the DC metro a bit of wiggle room
  8. Temps likely run a bit warm, but I’d be paying more attention to timing due to the friday PM commute
  9. Nice to see the euro take a step back south, and the gfs is mostly a hold if not a tick north. Let’s see if they tighten up the goalposts. If the storm start time is sunday night, it’s 3.5 days away now. That’s usually the time when models start flushing out any major disagreements with each other, barring a last minute trend.
  10. Love the CAD on the CMC. Sign me up. IAD sounding show a warm nose at 800-825 mb flirting dangerously close to 0C, but stays colder than that. Too early for these details ofc
  11. Ha, not that easy using pivotal on mobile. Fat fingered it
  12. Never mind, Was on a different model page when comparing. Disregard. Sorry.
  13. 66. S/w stronger, confluence same, NA vortex a touch west
  14. Verbatim light snow to sleet/ice then dry slot for DC metro
  15. NAM stronger s/w, but confluence also presses more SW. probably offset each other to some extent Not that this is worth much at this NAM’s range
  16. Now that 18z euro is on TT, I looked at the N Atl vortex and the s/w. Those aren’t huge shifts between 12z and 18z at 500mb. The confluence is still there, but slightly weaker and more east. The s/w is a few dm stronger, but still with a neutral tilt. But the surface difference is dramatic. I do wonder if the Euro is overcorrecting at the surface and blip back a bit south (it won’t go as far south as gfs or icon). In addition, these shifts are typical at 500mb 4-5 days out, and we don’t usually notice these when they are cutters and rainstorms. just my 2 cents
  17. Haven’t been paying attention to that yet. Need to resolve the two waves before that first, then we’ll have a better sense of what the day 10 threat might look like
  18. For now Euro is on its own with the north shift, and it’s just one run. Need to see what 0z models say, and need to see if they start following the euro on the north shift. It may be onto something, or it may be a blip. Many are taking this seriously because Euro is the best performing model.
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