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  1. Took a walk out front -- walkway/driveway mostly just wet, but slushy in spots as it looks like it did sleet/snow earlier this morning. about .05" ice on trees
  2. a pouring rain is better than light rain, it runs off before it can freeze
  3. 30 with a decent glaze on surfaces
  4. It didn’t get nearly as warm today as I thought it would be. I’m expecting a mess in the morning and a 2hr delay at least. Depending on how fast we warm, I could see Hereford zone closing. Seeing 83 mentioned in LWXs discussion is never a good thing lol
  5. 30/20. Never saw the sun today other than sunrise
  6. Pivotal's version of the FRAM map, for 18z NAM. Not as bad as Will's WB map above.
  7. Looks like 35 for my high today. Expected to be closer to 40. 35/23 currently
  8. I'm about 11 miles, as the crow flies, to your east and only 34. Def seems colder than I thought it would be.
  9. FWIW: low was 20 IMBY, currently 33/24
  10. I knew a 2hr delay was pretty much certain, but seeing that sub32 temps may hang on longer than 10amish, probably means a full closure. At least up in my area.
  11. Oh yeah? Mmmm wondering if my kid's presumed 2-hr delay will become a day off.
  12. not to mention the salt will really screw over people's wells due to run off!
  13. Good luck friend! I have to give one this afternoon for work
  14. probably should do your homework just in case
  15. For you in Frederick County? absolutely.
  16. probably because its happening during the morning rush hour
  17. same up my way. they were out last night putting down brine
  18. Ah sorry, didn’t realize I cut off the legend #mappyfail
  19. Pivotal’s FRAM ice output for the nam
  20. In this case, it is more based on location than elevations itself. With the low coming across the bay towards DE, it is pulling in warmer air off the bay/ocean and that warm air warms the upper atmosphere columns, hence us getting sleet and freezing rain. places out west are further from the low, so that warmer air doesn't rotate in nearly as much and they stay colder longer, and at the surface. Eventually places out west will warm too but stay cold at the surface (this is where their elevation is useful) so they will have a much more prolonged freezing event as the upper columns will be above 32, but the surface at or below freezing.
  21. Yep, it will be in the 40s for most tomorrow, with lows in the mid 30s tomorrow night ahead of precip. that doesnt bode well for a good WAA snow thump before the column warms up due to the low and its placement. Even up here, I always warm quickly and sleet
  22. No one pay attention to what happens to our north on Thursday. WAA will be helping them with a good front end thump of snow before any mixing. We are cursed by the closeness of the low, and won't see that snow thump.
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