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Paging Mid Atlantic South Eastern Superfriends. Is this thing going to be a thing for us

I had a question for the eastern shore people- is Salisbury (SBY) considered an official climo location or not? I thought it was- its listed on Wakefield's page (along with Richmond and Norfolk) and they keep daily/monthly climate reports, track records, etc. Its also on the model output. But its not listed on NCDC's page (only official site listed for Maryland is BWI; Norfolk and Richmond are both listed for Virginia). Looking closer at the snowfall data, it appears to be incomplete/estimated sometimes too.

hmmm not sure. Mappy may know. She does a forecast contest run through Salisbury University. Snowdude may know also since he is our local Met

I swear it snowed yesterday. That cough syrup must have been some good sh^^

Ladies and Gentlemen , Salisbury's head is held high today as we have overachieved in snowfall. We have found love in a hopeless place

It's been snowing since 2am.

From the main thread:

 

God hates Salisbury

 

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It's all the chickens farting that causes the warm Salisbury sector

It's a miracle

Salisbury, Maryland

where thunderstorms go to die

where North Carolina sticks its arm out and steals our hurricanes

where snowstorms......ahhh it's not even worth it lol

where prolonged easterly flow kills early spring warmth

where tornadoes nah...I've seen one funnel cloud in my 42 years

the beach being close is kinda cool ...meh

I hate this winter. I hate the next 3 winters too. 2020 will be good

so when's are next slop fest?

ok peeps how we looking

what's are ceiling for this event?

Wow, this is a tough forecast. I am saying a slushy 1"-2" in Salisbury especially on grass. It's going to be tough to stick but if we get the high snow rates like some models are indicating then we could get more. I mean, it's still 62 degrees right now in Salisbury. 

Indeed! This is a very tough forecast.

Hogwarts snow dance

Latest hires NAM 18z...trending snowier. Shows as much snow as euro does for Salisbury. The question is, will this trend continue? Is it real? And how much of a role will borderline temps and a warmer ground play?

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holy moly that looks like a tough forecast lol. you got your work cut out for ya.

I think Friday morning is starting to look encouraging for some snow in our regions, especially lower eastern shore. Most models show 1-4 inches on the eastern shore and around a inch in Southern Maryland. Surface temps look to start warm but will cool down with precip. Euro shows, Salisbury starting 40-43 as rain and then turns to snow when the heavy precip is over head, cooling down to 33-34 but upper columns are cold enough to make it snow. It shows 4" for Salisbury. 1-2 for Calvert/Charles and most of St. Mary's 2". GFS is nothing for northern Calvert and Charles, 1" for St. Mary's and 1-4" on Delmarva with heavy rain turning to heavy snow. GFS however did jump 30-40 miles northwest with precip compared to 6z. So with all said, hopefully the trend will be our friend. RGEM is a general 1-2" for most.

Topher ......we are going to party together. Calling all Salisbury peeps

every big storm in Salisbury

There does seem to a palpable SE movement to most of the major models though.  Perhaps there is hope!

B-Paq let's bring this puppy home.

Let us not troll until we have something verifiable to troll about.

Sabre we're on the lower shore. There is no such thing as verifiable down here lol. I just troll the whiners anyway. no worries

Per Euro you get more than Westminster ha!

If I get more than Westminster then there is a serious Fup in the matrix