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You won't be for long.
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Left work to find drizzle in winchester. Lol. And not freezing either. Great storm.
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Drove unto the office and already sleeting on south side of winchester .
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Yep. Snow moved out of here already.
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Yep, moderate snow now. 35F. I remember back when this was a cold storm.
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ridge to my SW getting quite obscured. heavier snow ready to commence.
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full on light snow now. wasted qpf.
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couple flurries falling. surprised it's frozen. feels warm outside. sure it will flip soon.
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Nice. You've got some good elevation there.
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Thanks! But turns out it wasn't my password....I was misspelling my Username when trying to log in. There is a space before NPZ. Lol. One of those days. I logged onto my weekly zoom for one of my project teams weekly meetings this morning and wondered where the team was....meeting is on Thursdays. The host saw that and let me know.
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Sorry, I've tried, but I forgot my site password and it doesn't recognize my email to recover the password. Totally confused about the email issue.
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Filtered sunshine. Good news is that it's a new moon, so no filtered moonlight tonight. That makes the light 32F drizzle more enjoyable.
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And the environment! Save the Bay!!
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All of you should have gone out that night and shoveled that snow and thrown it right around his car.
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Id be thrilled with that 4 to 6. My first and final call for winchester is 1 inch of slop or less with filtered sunshine by 10AM tomorrow.
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Well the last "great blocking" winter was followed by the worst steambath summer in our recorded history. So, we've got that going for us. I'm sure that won't fail like our snow storms.
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That is some arctic rain right there!
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Non-event for us.
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Feb Long Range Discussion (Day 3 and beyond) - MERGED
EastCoast NPZ replied to WinterWxLuvr's topic in Mid Atlantic
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I get it. It's been a frustrating winter for most. At this point, though, the trend for every event to either trend away from us or die as they come east (cold air included) should be expected.
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Idk. Better to be adjusting to being correct than to stay stubbornly wrong. If the role was reversed and the model was trending wetter, and it correctly sniffed out a larger storm, then we'd all be raving about how it performed best and "saw it first".
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Yeah, I should not have said well south....but it is south by a bit.
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Clskins is a bit south of Baltimore. Doesn't matter though...he's getting fringed anyway.
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As I said this morning, the trend to drier was evident. And that has been the trend inside 24 to 48 hours for every storm this season. Anyone thinking they are accumulating what a clown map shows over 36 hours with .02" per hour qpf rates is fooling themselves.
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Yes, it starts overnight. And by daylight there might be an inch on the ground. If rates really are as light as this appears trending (.5" over 36 - 48 hours), thats going to be a problem. Temps are upper 20s for most, not upper teens. Light rates will allow sufficient IR to heat that ground. This is mid FEBRUARY, not January.
