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wxmeddler

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  1. For the Euro watchers, I will say that the 12z Op is now definitely an outlier in the cohesiveness and timing of the s/w rounding the OHV. The foreign global and AI are much more set on a more westward solution. To the extent of the 18z GFS? lol no, but I'd say at this point we have something decent to work with here for measurable snow at least for eastern portions of the board.
  2. We are giving it credit because it shows the most snow. I think if you polled the mets and serious forecasters here they would say that it's likely not correct but it is "interesting". Next step for the snow lovers is to see if other guidance starts to bend towards the westerly solution.
  3. That verbatim (which I don't believe for a second) would be an all-time eastern shore crippler.
  4. The coldest spot in the mesonet today is the Kent Island station with a NE sea-breeze.
  5. Yeah, it's a good hit. The H5 really digs. Need another scoot 150 mi west, that's asking for a lot though. (It will be 300mi east next run)
  6. Horrible run to run consistency with the GFS so far. But this run looks good at h96 thus far.
  7. I'm a simple man, I see a thread pinned for an event within 5 days, I click. Let's start this slop-clock!
  8. I have seen 7 Snowflakes today. Not quite to my personal 10 flakes to a trace threshold.
  9. It's in a mini-cold sink. Cannan of the Maryland Piedmont
  10. I didn’t think 60 was ever really in the cards for this event. The boundary layer really only has ~45 kts. I want to see 60kts in order to get 60mph.
  11. Looks like it's making it over the mountains fairly easily.
  12. The Keysers Ridge RWIS had a gust to 53 mph.
  13. Garrett Co is getting pounded right now.
  14. The Polar front? Most definitively, the snow squall up in PA?... eh.. maybe a few flurries.
  15. I don't know why more people aren't in here. This is very exciting and rare for this area meteorologically.
  16. The Alleghenies got an SPC MD. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md0070.html
  17. I may have worded that wrong. I mean that the lightning is picking off (ie. hitting) antennas or turbines, as is common in winter time events. Like the lightning has a choice in what it hits. . I have absolutely no doubt that lightning is actually occurring.
  18. Was just looking at that. GOES GLM is showing a few strikes with the leading edge of the polar front. Wouldn't be surprised if it's picking off antennas or turbines.
  19. I have a small bone to pick with LWX: PGF driven CAA does not equal an LLJ! LLJ's are either nocturnal boundary layer decoupling driven events or cyclogenesis driven ahead of a cold front. /steps off ant hill
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