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Airports (IAD and BWI) got roughly half an inch here - a little less. Northern MD in Carroll county and points west got 2-4” of snow. 3” of snow in my backyard in union bridge MD after 2” of rain .

3” final total LFG!!!! .

Side note - generally speaking, gotta love to see such a juiced up system. Have a big ole swath of mod to heavy precip spanning from Boston to Savannah. Bodes well for us down the road. #ELNINO

Good amount of precip to our SSW. Changeover seems to be happening a bit quicker than modeled. Come on baby, lemme see that 2” of paste! .

If I get 4-5” IMBY, I’ll go streaking in celebration [emoji1787]

2nd this .

Catskills in NY have a flood watch and winter storm warning for 6-10” up simultaneously. One thing is for sure… there sure is a lot of juice associated with this one. Gotta love niño. .

True. However.. most of our fails when it comes to cold chasing precip occur during pure FROPA setups. Models have a surface low developing along the coast, throwing precip back NW due to a nicely timed neg tilt of the trough. That’s what gets it done as far as seeing some snow on the backside. Still a tall order, no doubt, but chances are better to at least see some snow with this type of setup versus a typical frontal passage where 90+% of precip falls along the front.

Sitting at 50F currently. Temps are 50-55 for most areas from here down to the Carolinas. Drizzle just started with heavier returns nearby. Temps should initially go up over the next few hours, but once the deluge begins, that will stop. Going to be interesting to track temps throughout the day and to compare them to what the EC NAM and GFS depict. .

If NAM / gfs / euro hold serve from last night, expecting a *possible* WWA to extend from N VA over to Frederick and Carroll counties - especially if trends continue in our favor. Early season snowfall, big temp drop after temps get to 50+ (depending on location) by 2 pm and snowing very early morning before rush hour Monday. Could see a possible WWA being issued north of 70 to grab public attention.

Thank you for mentioning this. I was at work all day and forgot to ask. How are temps looking versus what models have been depicting? While it’s certainly plausible that we hit 55-60 degrees tomorrow before temps drop sharply, it’d be interesting to see where we actually land for a daytime high. If temps end up being lower than forecasted (mid to upper 40s versus 60 for instance) you’d think that would help our cause via a quicker changeover.

8” IMBY huh? I’ll take summa what the 3k is smoking please. .

Imagine 5.8” in Baltimore city as depicted here? That’d be wild. This board would implode. 10:1 ain’t happening though. Most likely outcome: Trace to 1” for the immediate metro burbs 1-2” my area over to PSU and out west to Clskins (3” jackpot in there somewhere if things turn out for the better - likely somewhere along highway 15 in elevated areas) 2-3” for the higher elevations out west (4” jack if everything aligns right) Anything more would be a goddamn weather coup. I’ll say it again… just give me some nice scenery with fatty flakes falling for a few hours and I’d be happy. This looked like a deluge of rain and nothing more just a few days ago. It’s been nice to see something trend our way for a change, even if the outcome isn’t all that impressive

Was trying to good juju it into existence! Pretty confident we can get an inch or so up here. It doesn’t even need to stick honestly.. just give me a few hours of fatties flying and I’m content. .

I haven’t checked verification scores either tbh, but it certainly feels like the GFS has been pretty money over the past year or so.

This actually makes more sense vs. what the mesos are showing. Yes, CAPEs area is further east, but they’ll also see more significant precip from the coastal low. That secondary pocket of 2-3” east of the bay would make sense in this scenario. Later flip, but more intense precip. Edit — ratios won’t be 10:1 but rates will play a huge factor.

And let’s face it… it IS the best model these days post upgrade. .

There was a storm last year where it was being very stubborn about giving us a solid hit until the night before.. even though all other guidance had shifted away from that possibility. .

Agreed. Thats what I meant about using it to see whether or not it’s holding the same general evolution in the short range. For me, it’s more about the minute details. I don’t think it does as well as some meso models when it comes to pinpointing bands, but it is definitely still a good sign when the euro holds strong. .

I like purple blobs over my house.

I’ll take my 1-2” of paste after crashing temps and run with it. Anything more would be an absolute treat. Man, it’s really nice to track something for a change. Even if it’s just a small appetizer.

Getting a wee bit close for the Euro, IMO. Not a huge fan of using it inside of 48 hours. Mainly just like to see if its general evolution is holding serve. Nice to see the gfs and NAM continue the sharper trend with passing runs. Give me 2” of paste after a 30 degree temp drop and I’d be happier than a pig in shit. If the storm wants to 3K NAM my backyard, by all means.. but my expectations are low for this one. Hoping I’m far enough north for the temps and east for the qpf. Whichever area strikes that balance will see a mini jack.

I have a very hard time believing what the kuchera / 10:1 is spitting out (shows 7+” IMBY within the span of 3 hours LOL)… BUT… if it hypothetically snowed as hard as the 3K NAM depicts, temps being at 32-34 would be irrelevant. Those types of rates would overcome near freezing temps (32-34) Would it melt quickly? Yes. Would I give a shit? Absolutely not.

^^ this @yoda Temps crash quickly while there are some epic returns overhead. 2-3+” per hour verbatim. LOL at that depiction, but that’s how you get that 4-8” swath. .

Verbatim, those places are just far enough east to see heavy qpf linger as cold air has already worked its way into the area. The likelihood of that happening is quite low, but man.. if nearby suburbs could somehow pull that off, that’d be epic.