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Was it phasing in with the SLP on the 12z run and that's how we got the mega snows? Or am I wrong and it was something completely different that caused that?

LWX morning AFD discussing the Sunday potential... even talks about dangerously low wind chills possible on Monday

Looks like there is a streamer in FFX county intensifying in radarscope

Euro doesn't have the 2nd storm that 12z did FWIW

6 miles? Wow lol Just finished my 3 mile walk... felt real nice and invigorating. Love watching the snow fall at night in the streetlights

986mb 00z Mon by ACY lol... long week of tracking once again lol

Going on a Jebwalk at 1am with no cars and just the lights and falling snow... very nice. Apparently some wind too as well

CMC is also a miss

Always nice to see you posting more... thank you for dropping the snow weenie knowledge today lol

Down in CHO

Tuesday night 7pm

@WesternFringe

It still shows 4 feet for E PA

QPF HUGE difference from 18z to 00z: DCA 2.4 to 0.9 IAD 1.4 to 0.9 BWI 3.3 to 1.7

Welp, 00z RGEM went north with its CCB and its not nearly as deep as 18z/12z

Area Forecast Discussion...UPDATED National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC 923 PM EST Sat Jan 30 2021 .SYNOPSIS... Low pressure will approach the Tennessee and Ohio Valley into Sunday morning. This low will track into the Mid Atlantic region on Sunday, transferring its energy off the coast of the Carolinas and Virginia Tidewater region Sunday night into Monday. The low will strengthen off the Delmarva Peninsula Monday afternoon and Monday night, tracking northeastward on Tuesday. High pressure will then return for the middle portion of next week before low pressure and its associated cold front may impact the area late in the week. && .NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 PM SUNDAY/... Fcst through 00Z Mon remains on track and with high confidence that all areas except Calvert and St. Mary`s will get a good plowable snow of around 6 inches or more. Fcst confidence after that time decreases due to mid-level dry slot moving in, uncertainty in sfc temperatures, and amount of QPF. Model guidance do show ENE convergent flow into strengthening low pressure off the coast with potentially as much as 0.15 inches liquid equivalent which would likely be all wintry. I think we could see some good ice accretion more than what models are suggesting especially for areas west of I-95 where temperatures will likely stay in the upper 20s. Areas south of the Capital Beltway will likely rise above freezing to keep precip as liquid Sun night into Mon morning.

Ian!!!

Where are you based for this storm?

Now that's a lotta damage! The RGEM/HRDRPS runs that is

30 degrees here... nice to see temps around freezing now instead of having to wait and be like 44 degrees lol

Well its certainly nice when you do pop in Hope all the big things go well for you and things continue to go well

Go on lol... post those images

Still snowing at 72 at DCA including BWI getting the heavier snows still going at 75 lol