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  1. Just now, MillvilleWx said:

    Snowing in the Catoctins just to my north. Temp and dew point are plummeting in my hood as we speak. Probably a hour or so before it flips and rips. 
     

    Seeing snow reports on mPing across the PA line. HRRR doing a solid job with the R/S line advancement. 

    It’s a scene here already with these mashed potatoes falling. 

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  2. Just now, NorthArlington101 said:

    snow depth again? smh. Making a meh run look worse than it needs to.

    3k is slower to transition to snow than the RAP/HRRR/12k. It's a rates problem. Who knows which of the hi-res models will nail the banding. We'll find out in 12 hours

    With some of the soundings we’ve seen and the strength of the low, I’m hard pressed to think we don’t have some great rates given that + the fronto and h5 pass 

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  3. Just now, snowmagnet said:

    If only it could tuck a bit south of there...

     

    I hear you, I think it may. The temps currently are actually dropping. Some noticeable CAA (tho the air isn’t that cold) bleeding in from the north. 
     

    you want a tickle from that n/s wave that has helped keep this south of previous progs. For one, it’ll help bleed in some more cold air, and two it’ll cause some nice dynamics on the NW side of the low. H7 and h85 lows do close off nearby

  4. 8 minutes ago, MAG5035 said:

    HRRR has quietly been involving a lot of the Mid-Atlantic folks from DC north with solid accumulating snow today, especially the newer runs. I think that’s rather ambitious but shows how far south this things have shifted heavy snow swath the last 24 hours or so. Those folks gave up on this event days ago. 

    It'll be crazy to see what the ground truth on this thing is. One of the more notable shifts inside 36 and 24 hours of recent memory. 

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  5. The compaction of the shield is a tough one to know until very close to gametime. I expect an extremely intense band on the NW edge given this storms structure and some subsidence with the N/S wave pressing down on our low, which will be deepening pretty explosively. A 988 over the chesapeake bay in this set up is going to produce some serious rates and possible thunder snow. The tight shield if it verifies is just another point to believe this would fall extremely heavily in the snow zone. 

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