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5 minutes ago, H2O said:

Even our best winters had warm days and rain. Aint gonna sweat things

What's the avg total precip in DC for DJF? Probably about 9". Typically an inch or so of that is frozen. Seems like plenty of folks haven't learned their climo, and maybe should STFU. B)

 

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7 hours ago, SnowenOutThere said:

Learning about this stuff in my atmosphere and weather course this fall really shows how just objective it all is. I remember I had to learn and derive the whole solar forcing equation and calculate the temperate of earth based on the suns output. In the observed temp equation there are three variables. 1. Solar forcing 2. Albedo 3. Greenhouse gas absorption. That’s it. You can do the math and it all checks out. Then everything else falls from there. Storms ride baroclinic boundaries and the polar jet. Both of those shift north in response to our temperature. To emphasize it will snow again we will get a HECS again but gradually our chances slowly run dry until we’re all fighting for scraps over a 50 mile frozen shield on any storm that doesn’t have a great pattern. 

Me, I'd move to the Tug or to a northern or western ski resort location, kick back in my favorite lawn chair and enjoy the brobdingnagian dendrites.

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2 minutes ago, SomeguyfromTakomaPark said:

Everything looks a bit warm for this weekend, EPS and GEFS both return us to near average or below average temps after a brief warm up so perhaps some more chances, but I'm getting that feeling like I'm almost ready for spring.  One more window around Feb 20 then I'm rooting for 60 every day.  

If Chuck is right, I’m going to go all Allen Iverson up in here. 

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27 minutes ago, SomeguyfromTakomaPark said:

Everything looks a bit warm for this weekend, EPS and GEFS both return us to near average or below average temps after a brief warm up so perhaps some more chances, but I'm getting that feeling like I'm almost ready for spring.  One more window around Feb 20 then I'm rooting for 60 every day.  

This throws away too many opportunities though. I was in Bowie in (I think it was 2018) and we got like 6 inches on March 21st or some absurd date like that. Not that we expect snow that late to stick around for awhile, but I argue that tracking season doesn't end until the vernal equinox or so. 

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25 minutes ago, Ji said:

lol. that model just recently had the north nearly in Canada

It's bad, for sure, but all the models have been all over the place. Unfortunately, even with a near perfect track, we're running into surface temp issues as Chuck's suggested. In the end, we're still in the same Niña regime which is killing us. The last gasp of trade winds (Niña influence) are progged to hang around thru the first day or 2 of March. If anyone is hoping for a late season miracle, my best guess would be wait until after the trade winds die. Otoh, if next weekend works out, that should now be considered a miracle too. Lol

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23 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

Based purely on gut feel… upside is a wet 2” paste job NW of 95 before flipping to rain. I’ll take the stat padder while holding out hope for a last winter gasp end of feb or early march

Seems like I- 81 corridor might be the best place to be but even there it's gonna must likely flip. Of course an outcome like the Icon and its rain for everyone well up into the North East.

06z GEFS illustrates the snow chances the further NW you go

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