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1) Dry air limits WAA thump

2) Sleet mixes in almost immediately in the city

3) After a few hours of heavy sleet, we transition to a sort of purgatory dry slot/freezing drizzle situation due to the low position and the transfer happening too far north. 

4) Some light fluffy snow wraps around for 12 hours but the moderate band sits NW of the city until the coastal moves away and the band weakens and sputters through the city. 

RESULT: 1" of sleet washed away by sunday afternoon by the freezing drizzle

 

jk it'll probably be one of the best storms in 20 years

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40 minutes ago, paulythegun said:

1) Dry air limits WAA thump

2) Sleet mixes in almost immediately in the city

3) After a few hours of heavy sleet, we transition to a sort of purgatory dry slot/freezing drizzle situation due to the low position and the transfer happening too far north. 

4) Some light fluffy snow wraps around for 12 hours but the moderate band sits NW of the city until the coastal moves away and the band weakens and sputters through the city. 

RESULT: 1" of sleet washed away by sunday afternoon by the freezing drizzle

 

jk it'll probably be one of the best storms in 20 years

the part i forgot: 

The trajectory of the WAA runs heavily north of the city, forming a finger-like stream of precip that stays north while the city stays dry for 12 hours

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Things you’ll see in the observation thread Sunday: 

- The sleet line racing north ahead of schedule

- “Hearing pingers in College Park” (4-6 hours before they were forecasted to mix in)

- The folks in Frederick measuring snow in feet 

- DCA reporting a 6” storm total

- Various posts from new accounts asking how the forecast was so wrong 

- The same old “looks like the fall line was the cutoff” postmortem 

Cannot wait! ;)

 

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15 hours ago, Thanatos_I_Am said:

Things you’ll see in the observation thread Sunday: 

- The sleet line racing north ahead of schedule

- “Hearing pingers in College Park” (4-6 hours before they were forecasted to mix in)

- The folks in Frederick measuring snow in feet 

- DCA reporting a 6” storm total

- Various posts from new accounts asking how the forecast was so wrong 

- The same old “looks like the fall line was the cutoff” postmortem 

Cannot wait! ;)

 

I'm going to post the Correlation Coefficient to annoy @mattie g

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