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February 8-9 Cold Rain Event


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5 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

Is everybody just ignoring this?  The NAM was awful.

 I don't want to wishcast... although I agree that sounding doesn't inspire a lot of confidence. I think the models (ukie, 6zgfs) have been keyed in on the intensification portion of the event. If it does rapidly intensify in the right spot I think  we can overcome the marginal look of that sounded. I've always thought a 2-3" thump would be my bar. 

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4 minutes ago, BristowWx said:

You don't have to go too far north to get crushed.  Psu should be pleased.  

He's probably sweating it too. I know I am. WE most likely will start as rain as well though we have a far better chance of switching over and quicker then those down in the cities. Those snowfall maps? Pretty worthless when you are waiting for cold to seep in.

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Just now, osfan24 said:

I thought NAM was a significant improvement. It might not do much for those close to the cities, especially DC, but for Mt. Parkton and Manchester folks, it's getting close to a pretty good little storm.

That's all you can ask for at this stage, seeing improvements each run. It's almost a given at this point that most around the cities will start as rain and probably stay that way for a good portion of the event. The question then becomes how quickly the cold air can get in here so that we see can see a switch over. And with that I have seen improvements.

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Not saying anything that's gonna surprise anyone but this is gonna take a miracle for the cities. Its screaming subforum divider. I'm taking my gravestone and heading over to the Panic Room.

Analysis wise, nobody seemed to mention the EPS yet so I guess I'll try and be somewhat useful...

The mean improved for everyone, 2.5" now approaches NW D.C., the 2" line is safely south of Fairfax.

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