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  1. grhqofb5
    Coming down hard for the last 3-4 hours in Odenton MD. Not even an inch on my back deck. Problem is it’s just too warm, it could snow all night like this and wouldn’t make a difference. Still nice though
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    I think I might be in that heavy new orleans band thing.
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    Heavy snow in Odenton, md at 36
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    Changeover starting in Odenton. Stray flakes mixing in at 36
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    I don’t mean to be a Debbie downer here. But (in strictly Laymans terms)isn’t there a good chance that this is going to end up being a bunch of rain because the temperature is not supposed to fall below freezing during the entire event? Having a hard time buying this one.
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    Map?
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    So using the mean is misleading due to outliers. Using the medium is more reliable. What about using the mode?
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    There shall not be any “vagaries” in those three statements. This I give unto you and those that may deny me. For this is the truth and the word.
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    Guys- there’s 3 obvious things we should all realize at this point 4+ days out: (1) The storm track will move either significantly northwest, or southeast. Most likely Northwest. (2) When it moves Northwest, there will widespread mixing issues in DC area. If it moves southeast, the DC area will get virtually nothing. (3) There will be no “thundersnow.”
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    Dog won’t even go outside now haha
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    Son just tried to stick a ruler into the snow on patio table, couldn’t punch it through. Other son shoveled a bunch of driveways with his friends for $$$ Yesterday but won’t do ours for less than $50 now. Dog still won’t take a crap. Wife has yelled at all 3 this morning. Trying to work remotely. This is going to be a hell of a day.
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    In Odenton we had about 8-10” total snow/sleet/freezing rain. So much ZR at the end that when I walked outside i didn’t fall through right away at 200lbs. Dog looks likes she’s some sort of canine Jesus walking on the surface of the snow.
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    18 first flakes in odenton
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    According to Topper Shutt, just a few more miles to DC boys. Just a few more……
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    Damn…
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    Why do people post the temperature at their house, but not provide their location? Have to click on the profile to figure it out….
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    18 in Odenton, Md
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    I guess the Masters is going to have to truck in a bunch of sod come April.
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    Gotta love this. What are chances that a weather model is going to be able to identify a 15 mile wide strip of land where “thundersnow” will occur 36 hours before a storm starts?
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    So the RGEM shows the storm entering the DC area around 1:00am Sunday 1/25 and continuing until about 1:00pm on Monday 1/27. Is 36 hours that about right for duration?
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    Is there any data available about potential wind speeds?
  22. grhqofb5
    Yeah I agree. Frosty Oceanic Lateral Konvection Scenarios are tricky but great to track. I remember my first one in ‘68.
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    I, for one, believe you are a sound addition to not only this thread but this board in general. Your posts are well formulated, thoughtful, and time/regionally aligned. Please do not be discouraged.
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    I know. That John Denver is really full of **** man.
  25. grhqofb5
    That John Denver guy is full of s***.
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