NorthArlington101
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out to 102 on Pivotal, which has free UKMET maps
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light snow at DCA at 129 on 00Z GFS
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sounds like Charlottesville
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I think someone posted the individual MSLPs but it's got a few members on its side. Lows became less clustered from 12z to 18z.
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the key info I think this post missed is that this is the Monday storm on the Control. Good hit. has the Wednesday storm too I suppose but minus a few early tenths its a miss.
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once it gets to late March we can get a beer together -- I'll be 21! See you soon. easy enough to drive into the mountains though! and we get most of DC's major storms and sometimes the southern sliders too. could be worse.
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I'd sacrifice my first-born child for the 12 hours straight of 2"+ rates on P03 Monday. Might be the sweetest single run of an ensemble member I can recall. Again, these stills are six hour rates. Not storm totals. Final total below. Mid-Atlantic special.
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Also: ICON has really shifted back towards having a storm on Monday. We need some cold, but that storm has really trended back.
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Last map then I'll chill for a bit and let the smart people discuss.
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Definition of a close shave...
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GEFS is gonna be pretty decent. I'll post a map in a sec. Both Storms
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GEFS members are boom/bust for Monday/Tuesday but there are still enough hits to keep me interested. Doesn't take much to get me interested, though.
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Flurrying again
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Flurries/graupel in Arlington.
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yep, snowing good by 135. Love it when something trackable shows up in the medium range. edit: somehow slides away? But still an okay event for DC verbatim.
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CMC has a storm in the same window, FWIW.
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embarrassing. funny enough, the other side of my family roots for the giants, so that loss hurt double.
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what are the Steelers doing?
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just got done with my finals... think I’d legitimately go chasing a snow squall if it looks like I could.
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Makes sense. Knew it was possible I had it totally backwards but I felt bold enough to post it anyways. Appreciate the insight -
could be wrong but I think most of the previous runs where the HRRR extends the snowfalll up to D.C. it's when the coastal takes over. Think our (our being D.C. area) best hope is that the coastal low is closer to the coast. I'm thinking its too late for us on the vort pass/initial wave/whatever the better terminology would be.
