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12/14: Sunday funday? Will the south win again?


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2 hours ago, WEATHER53 said:

So we had a good projection but the problem is in 6 hours the examples will be very different.  Won’t build on this run, won’t increase, and will revert back to 0-2.  Thus , come verification time (if this is even employed anymore) the range of 0-4” will be confirmed 

It’s too meso scale for guidance to possibly get right.  We wouldn’t even try to nail the exact location of a thunderstorm 60 hours out. This is the same thing. 

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3 hours ago, H2O said:

Looks like a bunch of y’all are in live and die mode for every model run. Gets fcking tedious. 
 

Whatever falls falls.

Yeah whatever falls falls. But most of the life of a snow weenie is in fact spent living and dying with each model run. Come on dude, you know this. B)

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Just now, high risk said:

      Probably this spring.   But what about this run is so clearly awful?

Just how dry it is from the previous run. Not that this is exclusively a NAM thing, but it does tend to vacillate pretty wildly. The proverbial 'NAMing' that lasts a run or 2 then disappears.

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The NAM Nest and HiRes Window FV3 both have a similar idea of initial rain turning to snow, with a nice band moving to the southeast in the late night hours.    Surface temperatures are VERY marginal, but most of the column is "cold" other than right near the ground, so it should be mostly snow after initial rain for some.   It's a good thing that this will fall at night, or else stickage would be completely dependent on rates.

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Few takeaways that I've taken from this forum today:

1. There will likely be some banding that will set up somewhere around 30 miles east or west of the I-95 corridor, we probably won't know where exactly until right before the event

        - Likely will be 1-3" for most areas. Locally 4"+ is possible depending on where banding sets up

2. Guidance seems to generally like Baltimore up to Philly for the highest totals

3. I don't think the south will win again lol

 

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2 minutes ago, bncho said:

Few takeaways that I've taken from this forum today:

1. There will likely be some banding that will set up somewhere around 30 miles east or west of the I-95 corridor, we probably won't know where exactly until right before the event

        - Likely will be 1-3" for most areas. Locally 4"+ is possible depending on where banding sets up

2. Guidance seems to generally like Baltimore up to Philly for the highest totals

3. I don't think the south will win again lol

 

And from what I've seen on long range this'll be it until probably the first week of January.

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