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MillvilleWx

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  1. It's the range map. Typically the ranges are the 1st and 3rd quartile (25th and 75th percentile). I would say 3-6" w/ local to 8" as a good call for a lot of the sub. Likely more 2-5" along and southeast of I-95, but we will see how it shakes out as we get close.
  2. Great write-up as always! Looks like we are seeing the proverbial “goal posts” among the deterministic and can assess the finer details likely either this afternoon, or by tonight. Ensemble spread is muted compared to yesterday. Looks like a beautiful day of snow and football this Sunday. Couldn’t be more stoked for that. I’ll try my best to follow what you volleyball set to me today
  3. Ooooo. Baccarat! I see you too are a man of culture.
  4. True dusting in Edgewater area. Was still flurrying as I went to and from the store. Beautiful out
  5. I keep an eye on it now along with the rest of the suite of models. Been pleasantly surprised at how it’s been performing.
  6. Me and the Met on the QPF desk had lots of conversation while doing the forecast today. We both were taking note over the past several days of the AIFS remaining steadfast. I felt it was necessary to add to the disco as AI has been around for a while now and we have verification scores, and we have enough data to see trends over the past 1-1.5 years. It’s been a great tool to see where things could trend. When the AIFS is locked in, it has been really helpful. It was really good during Hurricane season and so far it’s been decent within mid-latitude evolution. Still not perfect by any means, but it’s very useful in the right scenario. This seems like it has some merit. I will say that the AI isn’t going to replicate banding structures very well and the QPF output is smoothed compared to dynamical output. That said, I believe it has the right idea and some minor shifts could still occur, but I think we have the main synoptic evolution down. Just down to finer details and thermal profiles.
  7. Light snow in Edgewater area. Man, what an awesome winter this has been for the lowlands and surrounds. Let’s keep this rolling thru Sunday, shall we?
  8. First step is typically calibration, but sometimes it can just be in a bad spot for sunshine when it's directly on it. It's tough to really find a sweet spot for a weather station unless you have a huge yard or open field where it's at its best. I'd calibrate first, then try shifting if it still has that issue.
  9. Your lips to God's ears....and hopefully my backyard
  10. I'm telling you guys, when the AI is this locked in, everyone should take note. It's not a true dynamical model that can sway with regular perturbations like a ECMWF/GFS/(Insert Model here), it's basically a really well programmed analog with a historical dataset that it references on each run. When it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck....
  11. I’ll move this over here so that it doesn’t get lost as it pertains to the coming setup.
  12. It doesn’t mean this is a lock, guarentee, etc…but that’s a pretty good sign at lead that it might be on to something. Now, this pattern incoming is very complex, so it might not grasp the magnitude of what’s to come, but you want to see run-to-run consistency on the AI, that’s for sure. Hopefully it’s seeing something that the operational ECMWF can connect with as we move closer. We shall see. A good experiment for this pattern. I’ll be keeping tabs.
  13. I said this is a good snow pattern We should get some snow out of this. Whether it’s “FOLKS” worthy or not is up to some timing/phasing luck and positioning of the thermal gradient in the right spot. GFS was pretty damn close as @psuhoffmanmentioned. ECMWF was on the money. Should be a fun 7-10 days of tracking once again. Winter is still rolling along. We still have February to go too.
  14. That’s really impressive for moonlight. Wow
  15. That was @WinterWxLuvr I’m not sure what happened to him. I enjoyed his posts.
  16. Popping in to say that’s a sweet 5H vort panel during the storm height. Hopefully this has legs. This is a good period for snow prospects.
  17. Crazy game. The Mid Atlantic is a great spot to be for football fans.
  18. Absolutely! Would love to meet both you and @wxdude64 for a relaxing weekend with some cold drinks. Will absolutely keep in touch with both of you guys so we can plan a meet up. Would also love a good spot for some grub, so feel free to pass on those recommendations
  19. Pretty simple forecast here. 0.5-2" for basically everyone at this juncture. Not really much room for boom potential. Boom is probably 2-3", so there might be some WWA's that come from this one. I won't even be here for any of it, so please enjoy any flakes that fall. I will be living vicariously
  20. Heights flatter as it approaches our area. Trajectory of the 7H moisture field is east-northeast and too far south. Best chance in the sub for anything of significance is likely south of Rt50 and mainly the Eastern Shores of MD/DE/Part of VA. This wasn't a good run for many here. Not totally dead, but approaching if this keeps up. The 5H pattern was just not applicable for our latitude.
  21. Looks like 10.5" Jeb. Good storm for your old stomping grounds
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