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jayyy

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  1. This gradient being shown on maps is insane. 12”+ with less than 3” 20-30 miles away in some cases.... either some folks expecting 12” are gonna be super disappointed, or the I-95 corridor is in for a little treat. so far: HP is a bit stronger / south of progged. Not sure if that means anything but there’s a decent CAD signature down into VA
  2. 28 degrees - let’s GO! it’s gonna rake out there today. Precipitation moving in ahead of schedule. Me likey
  3. Must... sleep.... Inner thoughts:::: “but 6z is so soon....” I hope the next HRRR run is sexy
  4. That’s what I’m saying! Wouldn’t be the first or last time a model got a track wrong by 30-50 miles
  5. Wonder how that affects warming in the upper level on the model. That track NW has to be cranking 850s up the bay. If it took a steady NE track, I wonder if that would translate any differently
  6. Thing literally takes a 90 degree turn as soon as it hits the Atlantic off the Carolina coastline. What gives
  7. Looking like marquis brown’s routes against the bills
  8. Also very curious if anybody can give some insight. Not saying it “cant” happen, per say, but I am very curious from a meteorological standpoint what would cause a fairly quick moving storm, in a progressive pattern, to take that sharp NW turn just to take another sharp turn NE. Wild.
  9. @psuhoffman - any shot the euro has that wrong and it doesn’t make the NW turn into the bay?
  10. Right? If that low tracked from NC due NE to its depicted location, we’d all be seeing 12+
  11. Solid call. 22/20 here as well. Dews up 2 degrees. Meep. Sleep well sir, tomorrow comes the mauling
  12. Slight, no doubt. However...a track on the Other side of the mouth of bay can make a decent difference for C MD and NoVa the low is both weaker and further east. Both positives for that area
  13. How are you doing on temps right now? It’s a pre-mauling 22 out there over here
  14. I’m salivating at that run here in west Carroll county
  15. Euro has done this two runs in a row. It doesn’t make sense to me, at all. The pattern is fairly progressive, a ridge is pumping to the south... all conducive of a NE track, not NW. I must be missing something... HRRR track would be swell for most
  16. Not a bad idea. I think 2-5” is a good call for downtown Baltimore. I feel good about at least 2-3” with the front end thump being depicted on mesos and Hi res - Lollipop 4”They can usually sniff out WAA thump way better than globals can. Not sold on backend snows at this juncture.
  17. 850s 0c is literally 10 miles SE of me. Kept all snow... barely. Best place to be for QPF
  18. Any other storm I’d have much more confidence in the outcome this close to the storm. The forecast looks pretty locked from 15 on west. However...in the C MD, N VA and the I 95 corridor, not so much. Models still differ a great deal at both the surface and the upper levels. Going to truly be a nowcasting situation with this one.
  19. The HP also hasn’t retreated as much by hour 30 as was being shown at 18z
  20. Not sure honestly. Think it may have either a wet bias or a tendency to see sleet as snow. that being said... it could be onto something. WAA with these classic Miller A’s tend to overproduce.
  21. Temps appear to mainly be cooler than modeled thus far. No model had me at 22 at midnight. HP also appears to be better positioned / a weeeee bit stronger on the UKIE
  22. 22/19 elevation: 500 ft nice to see dew points in the teens ahead of the event New WSW issued for 6-12”
  23. Is it normal to see so much variation among ensemble members this close to an event? I know some variation is normal but 1-2” of snow to slop versus 6+ in dc seems pretty wild this close to the event. Those 30-40 miles could mean everything for some
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