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  1. I'd prob go 3-6 around DC and 2-4 north of Bmore, 4-8 in the jack areas
  2. The first map is from part 2. They get their good snow from part 1
  3. Same, but I think we're locked in at this point to a southern jack. NAMs have us jacking, but it's the NAM. Probably should have used a better word.
  4. What map are you looking at? Serious question. I don't see heavy, but it does start as soon and goes over to rain for fall line s and e at 63
  5. It's not that bad, but can def tell the difference between 6z and now comparing the same times. It shifted like 15-20 miles souther
  6. talking about the 3 hour periods..it did constrict the amounts, but it doesnt look terrible. It's relatively the same.
  7. lol, it's like 30 miles. Good stuff comes close to sunset it appears.
  8. So far, it didn't bring the moisture down slightly for the northern crew. I should say the northern extent is a bit more souther from the precip amounts
  9. No huge changes. No temp issues at all. Even RIC is ok temp wise...still will end up jacking between EZF and RIC most likely
  10. No significant differences so far...approaching the area
  11. 3-6 seems kinda low for what models are spitting out. It's def not gonna be 11" like the NAM shows. But I defer to you, the scientist. I'm out of my depth here.
  12. this is probably way more realistic than a foot downtown lol. NAM is almost always overdone.
  13. From what I can see, GFS looks good. Let me do a snow map comparison
  14. But it did move the heaviest amounts north a tick
  15. Yeah, probably evens out. Good thing is, it's a hold
  16. Early indications look good. But, can't really draw firm conclusion yet
  17. Alright 18z running. Let see if it can keep up the good vibes
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