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January 24-25: Miracle or Mirage


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2 minutes ago, SnowenOutThere said:

Do you think we can get any thundersnow with this setup? No idea how dynamics work behind it or what to look for in general. 

I haven’t looked too closely at that, but I would bet some slant-wise instability will be found somewhere in this. Bob showed a point sounding with a bit of MLCAPE which should promote a better opportunity for some thunder prospects. Considering the sounding Bob had, I would suspect the best chance would be across the Western Carolina’s up into Central VA within the primary 7H Frontgen pattern that materializes late-Sat PM into Sunday AM. 

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I know this is banter and I know we've discussed it to some extent, but can we all just take a moment to admire the exquisite miracle of @Bob Chill getting so frustrated with our region's lack of snow that he not only basically said "I'm semi-retiring from the snow-tracking game," he up and moved to a place liable to get even less snow...annnnnd has now spent years getting pummeled into oblivion by storm after storm and looks set to profit yet again. 

No one deserves it more. Maybe the one person on this board I won't LOATHE if they get buried while I'm smoking cirrus in Towson. 

I salute you, sir. Whatever you did to please the winter gods, I thank you for (hopefully) sharing it with the rest of us this time around. I hope we are all digging out of thigh-deep drifts come Monday morning. 

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7 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

Not that anyone cares per se but we now have a DCA/BWI/PHL/NYC hit. Just need Boston to complete the megalopolis quinella

Given the wind trajectory and the northern stream, I think Boston will pull it off. Hard to believe the CCB is just gonna dry up when it gets to New England like models are showing.

Nevermind Icon does show 12" for Boston.

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1 minute ago, bncho said:

ICON = 20"

What a run.

Screenshot 2026-01-20 at 10.29.47 PM.png

...aaand with 96 hours to go before the first flakes fly (for some of us), I wouldn't be surprised this time Friday evening we're looking at the heaviest snow axis progged W-NW-N-NE of DCA. Hello climo. We'll still get hammered for those of us in the greater DC metro region, but I do expect the northerly trends to continue, with the gradient tightening a bit and considerably lower totals farther south toward central-southern VA as the snow mixes with/changes over to sleet. 

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