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NorthArlington101

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  1. i think it's one of those things where it's better now than it used to be - but there are better sampling capabilities on land for sure. If that kind of thing didn't matter for forecasting still you wouldn't have RAOB balloon launches or anything, I'd imagine
  2. also, fwiw, the 10th percentile on the EPS. you'd like to think this is the (10:1) floor w/ where things stand... but you never know.
  3. worse on the fringes (metros). Better for favored zones and those who might get tempted to chase out that way
  4. pretty cheap hotels... might be worth dipping into my vacation slush fund. I'd been hoping that if D.C. was a fail, I could at least go west and take advantage of some free housing (family) along the I-81 corridor. But not sure it's worth the chase. May be a Friday call
  5. Might be able to drive in and drive out in the same day... hotel room not even needed
  6. 850s bad for almost everyone, surface toasty unless you are in the mountains or along I-95. Gets worse and worse the more you look at it.
  7. Not even worth chasing - lame outcome. to echo PSU
  8. flips back to snow at the end but not nearly as good as other models - tough sledding in D.C (literally)
  9. actually it's worse - you are raining by 4:00pm it's kind of a disaster
  10. looks very similar from a RA/SN line perspective by hr78. Gotta be west of the beltway
  11. 850s are sooooo close, but surface temps are shot. That said, UKIE thermals are lol. Cville is placed into an isolated freezer with the 6" of snow it gets this run
  12. Been some hints of an MLK storm. Minus the next Tuesday deal (trip to the mountains?) that period is what interests me most
  13. I take back what I said about the GEFS. Mean initially looked better, but checking out the median reveals an outlier or two is tossing things up. Overall - GEFS throws out a weaker system. Looking at the ens is nearing (if not hit) it's expiration date anyway, but the >1" probs aren't exactly thrilling
  14. CMC would be fantastic for the favored zones and would accumulate even where it's warm on the surface if it's dumping but it's a bad run for I-95 imo. Temps at height of the storm
  15. 2.4 at DCA and 10.9 at BWI would be a disaster.
  16. But soundings and QPF are harder to understand /s If you are in I'm in. We tend to perform similarly. I already know I'm not gonna be in D.C. for this one - question is if I hang in A-Town or if it's worth it to flee to HBurg or Staunton.
  17. WxBell maps are friendlier so I'm gonna assume they've made the right call. I'll post when it wraps.
  18. Thanks! Not concerned - just saying. We'll talk about it for pages when it's good, though.
  19. Nasty gradient... 10" in NW Arlington, 3" in SE. It's also still ripping at this point in DC.
  20. and FWIW - just because I think it's interesting to track how the newer-tech (not necessarily better, at all) models do - the SPIRE has held a 6-8"+ storm (kinda like the 00z GFS/CMC) sicne 00z yesterday. It only runs 2x a day.
  21. if we're being technical that was it's high-res counterpart the HRDPS - but yeah, RGEM isn't a known winner either. I know we've already shared the EPS mean -- below is the median. Wanted to make sure there weren't crazy outliers propping up the mean. Still looks solid enough.
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