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GOOD CHANCE OF 1ST LIGHT SNOW EVENT VA / nw NC/ MD DEL MONDAY DEC 7


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52 minutes ago, Buddy1987 said:

I really enjoy your in depth synopsis of things. Can you give me a brief write up as to what you expect for us in the southern MA from this and what some of the things to watch for other than radar and wrt the disturbance rippling along as well as to the NS energy diving down etc..

Thank you.  I’m outside doing yard work right now but I’ll throw something up when I get in. But I do think places in central VA will see some light snow and a coating to 2” in general with maybe 3” in some spots. Most likely higher elevations in west central VA. 

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7 hours ago, Buddy1987 said:

12z 3k NAM captures precip field a little better than previous image captured. We will see if gfs shows something similar to what NAM and Euro are now starting to key in on. @Disc starting to look a little closer to more of a “benchmark” track for southern portions of the forum? Low east of ILM south of Hatteras.

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Good spot for us down here, but worried about marginal temps. High elevations obviously gonna do better and maybe even slight accumulation, but think lower spots just see "white rain." 

Now if we can get a good meso band for an hour or two, lower elevations may do pretty well too. 

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34 minutes ago, BornAgain13 said:

Just curious of what u guys think of the RAP Model? Its showing a consistent 1-3" of snow for most of central/southern VA... not sure how accurate it is , but its showing it run to run 

My experience with it is it’s like a lottery ticket

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1 hour ago, WinterWxLuvr said:

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I literally need about 30 air miles. That isn’t an impossibility.

In fact the high that there exists in in a great location on southern tip of Hudson . When we have snow to our west that extends northward to the PA border as the low moves eastward that snow passes over us. 

 

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3 minutes ago, WinterWxLuvr said:

What does the hi res rapid refresh RAP NAM WRF RPM show for our storm now?

Looks like the latest HRRR gets some very light echoes into the DC area but it’s more or less kind of grasping at straws. Hey anything is better than nothing.

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We need the northern most area of precip to continue to develop over northwestern most Alabama and into extreme southern TN. That will be what to watch tonight for those tracking. Also the disturbance rippling through to enhance anything that develops and crosses the mountains. Latest HRRR beefs up precip with 23z as well. 

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