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stormtracker

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  1. Kinda surprising. That's a bit drier than 18z. ETA...nevermind, that's 3k
  2. Fuck it man, just say what it is without fear about being called a hater. That;s what I do...you're just giving information..you can't control the weather or the model. I'd rather be straight up and honest. It is what it is
  3. the most noticeable thing for me was the sfc freezing line movement. It never gets above freezing DC, north
  4. The Vort pass was def souther, just not by much
  5. lol..still a little light band from NW DC NW to hagerstown at midnight
  6. APPEARS to be a better run. Somebody else confirm
  7. broke up a lot at 9pm..but there are bands still over the area
  8. lol, still going at 9pm...but im sure it's about to stop? it's light stuff
  9. still going at 8pm...18z had nothing. It's about to shut off tho
  10. It may a slightly wetter run. Precip cut off at 7pm Friday on the 18z. It's still ongoing on this run...but about to stop
  11. noticeably colder at the sfc...it appears to be a hold
  12. sfc freezing is a smidge colder. Line cut across DC at 18z now it's an ass hair south...like 5 miles south. vort is also an ass hair souther
  13. Again, precip is less expansive overall but for US, it remains the same it appears
  14. I'm not willing to make that call yet. Need more data
  15. So far for us, there's no change in precip so far, but heavier precip is less aerial coverage
  16. So far, the most noticeable change is the sfc is colder leading in.
  17. A smidge colder at 9z vs 18z. precip encroaching at 5am
  18. Y’all ‘bout ready? I’m on number two. Regardless of if the NAM shits the bed, imma feel great either way. LFG
  19. Ok...gird your loins...like 45 mins until we know something on the NAM. The good thing about short lead times is we get to the good part quick, but then the wait is longer until the next model.
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