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EastCoast NPZ

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  1. Yeah, I should not have said well south....but it is south by a bit.
  2. Clskins is a bit south of Baltimore. Doesn't matter though...he's getting fringed anyway.
  3. 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.
  4. 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.
  5. Light snow will have a hard time accumulating in mid-febuary daylight. This event just doesn't excite me.
  6. Wave 1 dying on the door step and now we're left praying for wave 2 to not dry up also or not miss us to the south. This epic week is trending at the coin toss in the same direction as every other event has gone this season.
  7. 12/16: 7.0" 12/25: .25" 1/26: 0.5" 1/31 - 2/2: 8.5" 2/7: 1.5” 2/10 - 11: 2.5" Total: 20.25”
  8. Well, its got the purple out here, so there is the giant red flag.
  9. Blah, as expected. 1.5". Everything turned to slush the moment the sun rose. Sunshine now and every bit of it is gone.
  10. Well it snowed at some point this morning. Nothing falling now.
  11. Could we possibly get our 3rd 6"+ storm of the season? I've never personally seen more than 3 in a season before. Would enter rarified air, with the rest of the season to bag historic #4.
  12. Yeah, why couldn't this be the one to stall for 2 days instead of that weak-ass pixie-dust spreader last weekend?
  13. Indeed, I see it. Thank you for that graphic!
  14. Looking at the 500 chart, what feature illustrates the diffluent signature? I dont really see the height lines diverging.
  15. February. Sun angle season is here. Season's Greetings.
  16. Why not? It was only off by 2 feet or so on accumulations for the last storm from 24 hours out. Pretty close when you consider it is looking out all the way from Canada.
  17. Still getting snow. Pretty soft dendrites. Almost 40 hours now. If only this thing had a little more juice. Im not sure how much has fallen, but over 8" on the ground. Imagine there's been significant compaction over the length of this event.
  18. Oddly. It continues to lightly snow....im not sure it has ever stopped. Been very light at times. Around 7". I wonder what it would be if I'd swept and measured. I imagine the rate of compaction has exceeded the accumulation rate at times.
  19. That was never gonna happen here without a negative tilted trough and a capture around norfolk.
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