PhineasC
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Kingsville, MD
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Can’t you hook @WxUSAF up with some better model data? NASA or wherever he works doesn’t have the good stuff apparently. LOL
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@Jmister looks like a good storm for you man!
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He’s an electrician not a met. LOL
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If zwyts isn’t here you know the models look like shit for DC. If Ian shows up, a HECS is imminent.
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Pretty good forecast @WxUSAF Can’t think of anything if change.
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I’m sure DC will score some snow on the backend as the low pulls away and 2 inches of 35 degree rain has fallen. Yep.
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The blast from a nuclear weapon is definitely warm.
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LOL yeah it’s basically the thunder dome down there.
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Very active weather down here. I’m glad it’s cold at least to hold on to my pack while I’m gone.
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Now that’s more like it for this region
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I’m everywhere. I’m standing right behind you now.
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9-14” for bel air. We will see.
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Very classic storm for this region. The kind of storm our grandpappies enjoyed a few times every winter but have seemingly gone extinct lately.
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It is so hard to get it to snow in some of these places. It takes a damned miracle setup every time now. So glad I have other options.
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That's a whole lot of plain rain on the UKMET, or perhaps sleet.
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How can anyone prefer 34 degree heavy rain to a snowstorm? Makes no sense to me.
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So easy to be a contrarian negative weenie in this region.
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Active mid December with multiple event potential
PhineasC replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
Well, they are melting down in the MA forum, so I assume that means you guys are partying up here? -
You will get the lollis to 10-12 up there. No mixing. Just lack of precip. I said a few days ago these monster rate events often seem to fizzle and those with good temps waste hours getting spitting snow while those getting yellow-banded are at 35 degrees.
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This feels like a very sloppy 4-10 across the area kind of thing to me. A pretty classic event for the region, actually. We don't get these types of standard-issue events much anymore.
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I mentioned it at 18z yesterday. I was told the models still had enough precip to support December 2009 totals across the land. LOL
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Relying on a "heavy rain to CCB snows as the low departs" scenario is likely to be a heartbreaker.
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The RGEM and ICON paint this thing as basically a sleet bomb for the I-95 corridor now.
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ICON maps on TT do not show mix. So when it shows rain over your house with temps in the upper 20s, that's either sleet or ZR. I assume that is what its causing the confusion.
