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stormtracker

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  1. I can't characterize it yet. I'm gonna wait and see what the nrn stream does
  2. I forgot this is nrn stream dominant so the s/w back west isn't the focus. Anyway, the egg thingy up north over eastern Canada is less pressing. You can't get this kinda analysis anywhere else folks
  3. Ok bailing over to the LR thread to shit up that one with pbp for our next blizzard on the 19/20
  4. still going at 51, back to light. 850s are fine...freezing is S and E of DC by like 15 miles
  5. still going at 45, lighter snow vs 6z. And then the next panel comes out and we're back on heavier returns...not HEAVY, but you know..heavier. Less aerial coverage tho of the heavier stuff. DC is under it, but mt psu is lighter rn than 6z
  6. A little moderate stuff just south of DC so far. Temps are good
  7. lol, snow begins around 4am tomorrow. Last run it started a little later and there was a break at like 10 am
  8. Yeah, it's a slight worry creeping in. It can't ever be simple for us! It's still gonna snow so I'm ok
  9. Per NAM, starts at like 4pm tomm and wraps up around 5pm Tuesday
  10. yeah, was right..NW areas heaviest. Surprise Surprise. I mean, I'd still take it in a heartbeat.
  11. Back edge at 21z. Somebody else post the purty snow maps
  12. Outcome would seem to favor NW in terms of heaviest snow. We'll see.
  13. interesting since it seems cold enough at that time frame
  14. Ok, going at 51, but 850s getting a touch dicey. Swings just NW of DC...freezing line still just south EDIT...I switched them around..850s are fine...freezing line gets a little NW of DC
  15. ok, fills in and still going at 48..looks like some coastal enhancement..nothing super heavy tho
  16. Still going at 45, but looks like a bit of a dry slot literally just south of DC
  17. Nicely snowing at 10pm. Coastal seems to be gathering a bit sooner down south
  18. The H5 changes in the NAM are definitely there in the east. Noticeable sharper/higher heights ahead. Not sure it'll translate into something better at the surface...still waiting
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