Eskimo Joe
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Even the traditionally drier 3km gets most of us to at least 4" - 6".
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Watch the NWs trend stop just enough to put DC in the precip minimum.
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IMO, 12z tomorrow is go/no go suite.
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Excellent. Thank you for the information.
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Latest NBM pushes double digit snowfall west to I-81. . .
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Nice to see the eastern outliers going away.
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Looks like the 18z GEFS is more amped, further west, and more liquid. Very good to see.
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Jan 26, 2011 is the closest I can think of: https://www.raymondcmartinjr.com/weather/2011/26-Jan-11.html https://www.weather.gov/lwx/20110126snow
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It was well written. Nicely done.
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12z runs tomorrow are me go/no go for this. I certainly would love to out with a bang. Just go bull bore on this.
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That's a power grid killer right now.
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Every run is deeper and closer to the coast.
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Yea I don't want to jinx this. We're so close.
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Would be a 4"-6" event for many.
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Yes thermals do appears better on the HRRR.
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50 miles west is all we need.
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Got a map?
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That appears to be much closer to the coast than before.
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Current watch configuration makes sense ATTM. Lines up with the climo favored areas.
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Mt. Holly hoisting watches. The language definitely signals a moderate to high impact event:
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Feb 22nd/23rd "There's no way..." Storm Thread
Eskimo Joe replied to Maestrobjwa's topic in Mid Atlantic
Matches my thoughts well. Coating to 2" for I-95, 2" - 4" immediate suburbs, 4" - 6" in the elevation favored areas, maybe a few 6"+ reports if you get a combo of the three items you listed above. Amazing how we're tripping into this event. First time in awhile I've seen the GFS take the lead on anything. -
Feb 22nd/23rd "There's no way..." Storm Thread
Eskimo Joe replied to Maestrobjwa's topic in Mid Atlantic
That storm gives me PTSD. -
Feb 22nd/23rd "There's no way..." Storm Thread
Eskimo Joe replied to Maestrobjwa's topic in Mid Atlantic
Yes. Jan 26, 2011 was the best example of how we "win" with a marginal airmass. A rapidly strengthening storm that flips to frozen precip as nightfall occurs. Of course, that storm was at the end of January with a lower sun angle and occurred during a more climo favored time of the year.
