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January 24-26: Miracle or Mirage OBS Thread!


Jebman
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Having map issues at the moment, so I'll give point forecast and ranges, I feel there will be a tight gradient on this one and the mix line will push north up through DC relatively quick but not all the way to PA with that much vigor. 

DC: 4-6" (closer to 6 in NW DC) 

Annapolis: 4-6"

Baltimore: 6-8"

Frederick: 7-10" 

Westminster: 7-10"

Bel Air: 7-10" 

Winchester: 7-10" 

Hagerstown: 9-13" (right on the border of 7-10/9-13) 

York: 9-13"  

Gettysburg: 9-13"

 

 

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1 hour ago, Bob Chill said:

If the current conditions persist I can make up some ground quick.  High ratio stuff falling right now and I lost another degree and down to 15. I'm honestly surprised with both. I figured my yard would underperform in both categories. Snow growth at the beginning was terrible. I think salt has a higher ratio lol. 

Can you share how this continues on and your perceptions of outcome versus a variety of expectations developed from today and even 3 days back? 

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1 minute ago, clskinsfan said:

The soundings for the couple hours before we flip are nuts. Literal baseballs are gonna be falling for a while tomorrow morning. 

NW crew should like trends. Not even looking at Model or Kuchera ratios, QPF is between 0.65 to 1.1 inches prior to flip. Average and NBM put Winchester through Berkeley/Jefferson Counties in WV around 0.75-0.9” of precip with a vast majority falling between 11-18z. Ratios will be very high overnight and slowly fall after 11z, but still easily 13-16:1 throughout most of the event. Unless NAM’s win on thermal progression (they could), I think 7-10” is very plausible at the low end with 10-14” very much in the range if the rates come to fruition. 

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6 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

WB OZ HRRR: By 2pm, sleet everywhere but far NW MD, and rain SE of DC.

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Wow look at that rain. Dam there is going to be some serious ice when that freezes as the storm passes 

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Just now, MillvilleWx said:

NW crew should like trends. Not even looking at Model or Kuchera ratios, QPF is between 0.65 to 1.1 inches prior to flip. Average and NBM put Winchester through Berkeley/Jefferson Counties in WV around 0.75-0.9” of precip with a vast majority falling between 11-18z. Ratios will be very high overnight and slowly fall after 11z, but still easily 13-16:1 throughout most of the event. Unless NAM’s win on thermal progression (they could), I think 7-10” is very plausible at the low end with 10-14” very much in the range if the rates come to fruition. 

Don't you dare talk that dirty talk to me friend :P Where did you decide on setting up? 

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3 minutes ago, clskinsfan said:

The soundings for the couple hours before we flip are nuts. Literal baseballs are gonna be falling for a while tomorrow morning. 

Neat trivia.... largest snowflake ever recorded is 15" in width, observed in Fort Keough, MT, in 1887.  I want those.  I bet those were some incredible ratios!

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Just now, MillvilleWx said:

NW crew should like trends. Not even looking at Model or Kuchera ratios, QPF is between 0.65 to 1.1 inches prior to flip. Average and NBM put Winchester through Berkeley/Jefferson Counties in WV around 0.75-0.9” of precip with a vast majority falling between 11-18z. Ratios will be very high overnight and slowly fall after 11z, but still easily 13-16:1 throughout most of the event. Unless NAM’s win on thermal progression (they could), I think 7-10” is very plausible at the low end with 10-14” very much in the range if the rates come to fruition. 

Wow! That's super bullish!

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15 minutes ago, Demeter said:

I don’t feel so bad having my real tree still up lol. My cats love it and I keep it up as long as possible. 

we have a fake one and ours is still up. Christmas used to end at Candlemas after all (Feb 2).

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1 minute ago, MillvilleWx said:

NW crew should like trends. Not even looking at Model or Kuchera ratios, QPF is between 0.65 to 1.1 inches prior to flip. Average and NBM put Winchester through Berkeley/Jefferson Counties in WV around 0.75-0.9” of precip with a vast majority falling between 11-18z. Ratios will be very high overnight and slowly fall after 11z, but still easily 13-16:1 throughout most of the event. Unless NAM’s win on thermal progression (they could), I think 7-10” is very plausible at the low end with 10-14” very much in the range if the rates come to fruition. 

Super-happy you found a place to chase -- welcome to WV. :) 

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1 minute ago, MillvilleWx said:

Chilling 6 miles east of MBG, between there and Shepardstown! Southern Berkeley county. Good spot imo for this one 

Great spot indeed, similar zone to my yard. I had us basically at the border of 7-11 & 9-13, so our calls line up well. Definitely has some boom potential if we get the QPF outputs of the 18z suite. 

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