WxUSAF
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I mean, those are always rules to live by in the MA. But the last minute drying trend, the major mixing for every storm, marginal cold air, etc., etc., etc. Could have a LOT more snow this winter with minimal changes.
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In the end, yeah. I have lots of thoughts and I'll type out some long post in a few weeks.
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Well slap my ass and call me Sally. Some snowflakes mixing in in Columbia. @North Balti Zen! @nw baltimore wx!
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We have definitely had shit luck this year. This blocking plus so many storms and barely going to scrape our way to median snowfall or so in the 'burbs.
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You all disappoint me more then the crappy frozen ice pellets falling outside my window right now!
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0.4". 0.1"/hr sleet rates.
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I'll let you know 5 minutes before it gets to you!
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Have managed to avoid any white asteroids so far in Columbia.
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0.3" of sleet reported to LWX. Above 15" winter total
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Puff puff pass dude. Don’t hog it all.
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Pouring sleet. Guess we get to see if I can accumulate 1-2” of pellets.
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I’m guessing either that 850 layer is pretty warm or extends down to like 875 or 900 given the FZRA.
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Feb Long Range Discussion (Day 3 and beyond) - MERGED
WxUSAF replied to WinterWxLuvr's topic in Mid Atlantic
How’s Monday looking? We usually do well when a low pressure tracks through northern Michigan. -
Nearly all sleet again. Everything whitens up quick.
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Freezing rain sleet mix
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I’m trying to interpret it now and not having much luck.
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Yeah, still don’t agree with all the NAM hot taeks. It missed the synoptic setup badly.
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No model had freezing rain for us. None.
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Ugh yes. What the hell?
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Well, looked out and definitely a healthy portion of snow mixed in. 28/12
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Same. Ugh.
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So nice to be able to wet bulb from a temperature already in the 20s
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31/11
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@Bob Chill, totally agree on the soundings. Razor thin line between 2”/hr or sleet that can peel the paint off your car. Hopefully @high risk agrees with @psuhoffman that it can be a little aggressive with warm layers at times.
