snowdude

I'm stating the obvious, but this would be a huge bust for the GFS and Euro if this storm happens.

 

Also snowdude, just wanted to mention (as others here already have) that we really appreciate you taking the time to post here!

You're absolutely right it'll be a huge bust, but I am a bit nervous because the GFS has been doing better this year especially with potential snowstorms in the short range and I don't like that it doesn't show much. Something is going to bust badly!

NAM still brings accumulating snow onto peninsula. Not as much as 06z but a general 2"-5"

RGEM is pretty. lol 

Dare I say 9z SREF is even snowier! Wow, it continues to show numerous snowy solutions. The mean snow for Salisbury is now up to 8" but that's due to some ridiculously high solutions, so it's more like 6" or so.

If the SREF is right it would be a BIG win for them or a HUGE bust if wrong because global models continue to show less snow. We'll see what the 12z suite says.

Snowdude wanted to thank you for jumping in to this sub-forum and giving your expertise here!  Much appreciated.

You're welcome! It's good to see an eastern shore and lower southern Maryland thread. haha.

I try to get on as often as I can. Haven't been as active as I can be.

This is hard to believe when most globals showing nothing close to this, but we've seen trends like this before. Here's 6z NAM 4k:

Could end up being a nice little storm for us, but t may come as a 'surprise' to the general public, as the major media has made no mention of it yet.

Yeah it's tough to say much about it when almost all of the global models say "I don't think so." I'm mentioning it this morning though on 47ABC

12z GFS ensembles brings 0.10-0.25 across Delmarva for Thursday

12z GGEM and EURO trends a bit more north

12z UKMET gives Salisbury 1"-2"

And SREF continues to trend wetter. Latest guidance (15z SREF) has Salisbury at a mean of 3.0" of snow! And that's after taking out the top three snowiest and lowest 3 snowiest solutions .Hmmm...

Latest RAP computer model is showing 8"-10" of snow on ground in Salisbury by 7am tomorrow! The HRRR says there will be 4"-6" on the ground by 3am!

All of us in this sub-forum should be feeling really good about the trends for Mon night-Tuesday.

Yeah, what an incredible winter, but it seemed to end so quickly even though we had so much snow. I was stranded in Pennsylvania taking a damn final exam and I drove home the next day and saw car after car in the ditches on the side of I-95. Crazy scenes, but this is what I saw at my house in Dale City. I believe we saw a little over 20 inches. In Pennsylvania we had 16 inches.