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jayyy

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  1. I’m in your neck of the woods too! What’s happened!!
  2. The Movement of the precip coming north from East of DC into eastern Howard county has me intrigued. We’ll see how this all plays out.
  3. We’ll see what 0z has to say.... if it inches closer again, I’ll keep watching intently. But as PSU said above, the mid and upper level lows aren’t phasing in time, which starves our area of a good moisture fetch when the SLP appears to be in a prime location for us. it’s a shame. Cold air in place.... nor’easter forming at a near perfect spot.... the upper air dynamics just didn’t work out. Miller b’s are always so damn complicated for our area.
  4. Columbia east of 29, up to ellicott city, Catonsville, and into Baltimore.... rates should pickup again soon. Radar finally blossoming E of DC
  5. On the OBS front.. 25.5 degrees snow - pretty solid rates 5” and counting These bands in N VA / W md coming this direction the past 2 hours have kind of saved this part of the storm up here
  6. This is the SOLE thing I’ve been watching all day long. Pressure falls off the coast, 500mb, etc. Things are SO close to lining up for a more tucked solution. I think Baltimore and central / northern MD are still very much in the ball game. Next 6-12 hours will be critical. Better chance than not that things end up happening too late, but damn it’ll be close.
  7. Best snow of the day so far here in north-central(ish) Carroll county. 26 degrees Ne wind 2 mph.
  8. CAD holding strong to our NE as you can see from the isobars. Marked an L where it, at the moment, seems the coastal will officially pop.
  9. Anyone in far NW dc? Looks like a solid band just popped overhead.
  10. Good riddance ass face - that’s what it stands for right now at least
  11. The next 12 hours are the most key of the entire thing. Where’s it pop and where’s she go from there
  12. Looks like Howard and Baltimore counties have been seeing that all day long
  13. The key is latitude. Do you get in on it? Or is it havre de grace and points NE? The next 12 hours are so, so key
  14. There’s been precip training up the coastline from the Carolinas all afternoon. To the naked eye, it does appear that precip is taking a NNE trajectory instead of E or ENE, which is a decent sign. It’s going to be real close. Can probably draw a line straight down the middle of Maryland and everyone to the East has a shot at serious coastal banding if it all comes together properly.
  15. Serious reds showing up off the coast of nags head
  16. Ahh. My apologies. Still - think it’s feasible given the coastal has already begun to take shape that we see snow in here fairly early.
  17. My son up at mount Saint Mary’s is reporting SN+ - Nice band overhead WNW of Frederick it appears. We’ve been steadily accumulating here in union bridge: totaling about 4” from the naked eye
  18. Don’t worry man. It’s probably far less stressful knowing you’ll rarely see snow than to be teased into believing you’ll get a foot every week, just to have it taken away within 48 hours LOL
  19. I do. Check out the radar, not the model. Feasible for sure that we get coastal snow in here by noon. Perhaps 10 am
  20. Beginning to see some building of the radar to our SW and connection of the two areas of precip. Check out a more zoomed out radar. Hi-Def radar app is legit on iOS
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