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Eskimo Joe

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  1. This is likely due to a low level temperature inversion. You can see this on the mesonet website. There is a significant difference between Westminster and Clarksville.
  2. Looks like the 00z HRRR juiced up a smidge. Still has a precip lull in the Frederick Valley.
  3. 00z RAOB out of Sterling shows no major pocket of dry air like the 1/7 storm.
  4. Wet bulb is probably 32 for you. Nice. Nothing worse than sitting at 45/38 at 2am waiting for cold air to catch up.
  5. Looks like "heavy snow" was added into the grids in the WN suburbs. Also, my high temp for tomorrow in the point and click was lowered to 32°.
  6. To be absolutely clear, I love all of our NOAA/NWS partners. It's just sad that the public and Congress don't give our NWP folks the money they need to be #1.
  7. Dude, if this wind up being right then it's jut a curb stomp of the US NWP.
  8. RTMA 2m temp analysis shows we're not too far off from getting to freezing: https://www.pivotalweather.com/maps.php?data_type=obs&r=us_ma&p=sfct-imp&ds=rtma_ru 4 inch soil temperatures across Maryland haven't budged, which is good:
  9. The wailing and gnashing of teeth from the same posters is getting tiresome.
  10. Cold ground and remnant snow cover likely keeping temps on the cool side. Mesonet data shows ground temps haven't budged which is good.
  11. Winter Storm Warnings now hoisted for the areas that were under a watch. Next tier of counties bumped to an advisory.
  12. Would get a lot of folks to near climo for the season too, IIRC.
  13. Ground temps are below 34 degrees at most locations. This isn't a setup where it's 60 degrees the day before and we're waiting to cool the ground off.
  14. Watch this be that event which juices up and gets colder last minute then the watch is expanded to the next tier of counties SE.
  15. Euro/Euro Ai/GFS would imply low end warning event from I-95 and NW. Maybe we see watches this evening?
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