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About MillvilleWx

- Birthday 07/18/1990
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KNAK
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Edgewater, MD 21037
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Currently 26° after a low of 14°. Didn’t feel too bad this morning coming home. Still chilly
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This is easily one of the craziest cold stretches in my lifetime. Insane enough, one of my coldest was the 2021 Arctic Outbreak when I lived in TX. Midland was below freezing for 8 days in a row with 3 days highs in the teens and one morning below zero. I seem to bring winter with me wherever I go….I’ll take it!! I love winter
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February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: Buckle Up!
MillvilleWx replied to Weather Will's topic in Mid Atlantic
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Did a live interview with BBC this evening. Love my job and completing interviews!
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The “I bring the mojo” Jan 30-Feb 1 potential winter storm
MillvilleWx replied to lilj4425's topic in Southeastern States
Right now the snowfall is light to moderate in your area, but watching the banding the east near and north of Goldsboro. If that can make it to the RDU area, you could push 7-8", no question. That stuff is heavy over in that direction. Likely 1-2"/hr stuff. 5" in 4hrs is incredibly impressive. So glad you guys in the RDU area got in on the action after a ridiculous hole in the precip field. -
January 30th- Feb 1st ULL and coastal storm obs
MillvilleWx replied to JoshM's topic in Southeastern States
Reports from New Bern are over 10" with some reports closing in on a foot according to MHX. Been chatting with them working at WPC. This is going to rival 1989 and 1965 in your parts. Incredible storm! -
February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: Buckle Up!
MillvilleWx replied to Weather Will's topic in Mid Atlantic
And as @Terpeastmentioned, that was late March too. Roll that into February and you would be looking at a wall of white. That is a pretty Northern Hemi setup right there for these parts. Still need some luck in the storm department, but the look is pretty solid for potential. -
Sean Payton and Ben Johnson disciple....can't say I hate being under those names. Apparently Ben Johnson said he reminds him of him a lot with his thought process and play-calling. I like hearing that. He's a young mind that hopefully can utilize Lamar and the offensive weapons to their full advantage. We need to have imagination with the play-calling, and hopefully he can kick Faalele to the curb. That's one change that needs to happen immediately.
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February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: Buckle Up!
MillvilleWx replied to Weather Will's topic in Mid Atlantic
Forecasted that min too on the QPF and showed up in the snowfall forecast. Feel bad for those in RAH that wanted snow. I would be so mad, no joke, but weather going to weather, whether we like it or not -
February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: Buckle Up!
MillvilleWx replied to Weather Will's topic in Mid Atlantic
Thank God. No offense to us up here, but I forecasted that last night. We love verification. Now, let’s try to get a little refresher this coming week and then track big dog potential after the 9th.- 927 replies
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Low of 10 literally every morning the last 3, however the high has not been able to break 23° any of those days either. Crazy run of winter here in the lowlands. The ice/snow piles have not budged once here next to the South River, which btw is completely frozen over.
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February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: Buckle Up!
MillvilleWx replied to Weather Will's topic in Mid Atlantic
AIFS has done particularly well with verification on the lower end of QPF distribution (<= 0.25") and has a good indication of the coverage within those bounds. It still struggles with higher QPF allotments, especially anything with convective backgrounds. Might get the areal extent of the "where" right, but magnitude is going to struggle. This has been the case for the past few years of evaluations. Totally agree with the SLP and 5H outputs being the areas it does the best with. I have noticed it tends to waver outside the D5 window, which is the case with next weeks system as well, but it will slowly move and hold firm between the D3-5 window before usually settling within the bounds of a solution. Atmospheric complexities are still prevalent within the grand scheme and the AI models will still be subject to variability at leads due to the complex variables at hand. They are a useful tool and one that helps aid in medium and short range forecasting. -
Surprisingly, it was pretty damn cold in that run in 2010. 1/29/10 through 2/17/10 was very much below normal with both monster snowstorms in there, and the pre-cursor storm end of January. DCA has a better than -10 departure average for the temps in that time beyond the first storm end of January. For extreme cold, you do have to go back to the 90s for that run. 1994 still takes the cake around here.
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Double barrel lows are actually common in these setups and that's something the GFS has been trying to show in its evolution. This setup is very complex and will include these types of variables whenever it materializes.
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Omg. Well, I’m glad you are okay but that is scary as all get out. I’ve had a tire piece off a semi jump a retaining wall in TX and smack my windshield and leave a massive rubber mark on the driver side. I’m happy it didn’t smash my windshield though, but that sudden impact is scary as anything.
