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  1. batmanbrad
    I see that big-ass 1050mb HP, where would we LIKE that to set up so that suppression is lessened and yet is close enough to keep the cold air around?
  2. batmanbrad
    WRF-ARW on board as well for tomorrow
  3. batmanbrad
    kind of a weird snowmap for our area, but it will do for now. Until it changes next run.
  4. batmanbrad
    GFS at 312 now on Pivotal looks somewhat interesting, but too far out to pay too much attention to.
  5. batmanbrad
    I'd think if the more bullish model trends continue (let's see how the Euro's 12Z run looks), NWS could issue some warnings with their afternoon package if there's a decent chance the necessary criteria for a warning could be met.
  6. batmanbrad
    I also remember that my dad had a radio that could pick up NOAA Weather Radio stations, kinda dull way back in my youth but for its time it was pretty cool.
  7. batmanbrad
    latest NWS high-end map, probably not going to verify but we can dream, right?
  8. batmanbrad
    yes I have fond memories of the Trammel Starks music that TWC used to play a lot of, oh, 25-30 years ago?
  9. batmanbrad
    That 3.5" marker over central MoCo is just about on top of where I live (Gaithersburg, near Laytonsville), I'll take that.
  10. batmanbrad
    But gotta remember that Lucy will always pull back the football...
  11. batmanbrad
    gotta love how the Canadian sticks its (middle) finger of snow-hole right through our region...
  12. batmanbrad
    one last band trying to move E/NE from Loudoun County, if it holds together could give much of Central/Southern MoCo a bit more accumulation in the next hour or so.
  13. batmanbrad
    measured about 1.5" on my deck railing, not as accurate as a snowboard measure, but considering a bit of compaction possible I'll take it! Wasn't expecting more than an inch up this far (NE Gaithersburg, close to Laytonsville)
  14. batmanbrad
    have to say that overall this was fairly well predicted by the models, Euro gets props for having been the earliest and fairly consistent to predict that places even north of DC up to around I70 would get measurable stuff... and the timing of when it would begin and (soon) end was accurate as well. Some of the other models were late to the northern shift but did catch on as we got closer to the event.
  15. batmanbrad
    clearly they built that stretch of I-70 to coincide with the northern extent of the green portion of the precip! Pretty much in line with much of the model predictions as to where the cutoff would set up?
  16. batmanbrad
    18Z RGEM about the same as previous run, maybe just a hair better but mostly noise I think
  17. batmanbrad
    let's see if King Euro comes back north as well and joins the rest of the 12Z model suite. It might as well finish what it started, right?
  18. batmanbrad
    yep, no more snow for us on the 18Z, everything shifted significantly north - northern New England and interior New York get a good snow from this run.
  19. batmanbrad
    and now the 12Z GooFus has backed that up to 12/3!
  20. batmanbrad
    nice break in the clouds over MoCo, full sun here in Gaithersburg (near Laytonsville)!
  21. batmanbrad
    12km NAM doing its NAM thing on us, look at all that 1+" purple!
  22. batmanbrad
    latest 18Z GFS painting over .75" QPF for much of our area, has been trending upward:
  23. batmanbrad
    BWI: 17.8 DCA: 11.4 IAD: 19.5 RIC: 8.5 SBY: 7.5
  24. batmanbrad
    is it stationary because something of an equilibrium has been (temporarily) reached between the competing steering flows?
  25. batmanbrad
    both HAFS-A and HAFS-B (12Z) models showing a direct hit to Kingston with around 940mb, yikes
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