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Eskimo Joe

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  1. Yikes that stinks. Yes LWX is putting up a special 18z RAOB. That will tell a lot.
  2. Does that include Glyndon and Reisterstown, or is that just for the far NW suburbs up by you?
  3. According to CWG, M1.0" NW DC as sleet starts mixing in.
  4. Yea it's going to be interesting to see if that does make that hard jump, if it hugs the coastline then a lot of people win.
  5. You can see the 700-850mb fronto setting up already on the SPC meso analysis page. Whoever is on the right side of that band is gonna get pounded.
  6. CC is your friend, don't live and die by the precip detection view...that is still an evolving study.
  7. Flake size has increased. Definitely steady SN and it's before Christmas. Loving this.
  8. Don't look now, but Frederiskcburg (KEZF) just went back to SN.
  9. 27/24 and approaching SN in Reisterstown. All surface snow covered.
  10. Wes has snow and a few pingers in Calvert County. Definitely a colder start for everyone.
  11. FWIW, 12z HREF on SPC's site did not have any precip north of I-66 prior to 17z / 18z and we're seeing precip already up into Mason-Dixon.
  12. HRRR is colder and a bit SE with the surface low. It still has DCA as frozen at 2:00 pm today. That's a good benchmark to see how well it's handling things.
  13. Hey all, just wanted to pop by and say it's now steady -SN in the NW Baltimore County. Looks like we're running a degree or two colder at least at the surface than forecast. The 06z 3k NAM doesn't appear to be handling the start time very well down there. It didn't move precip into Baltimore until about 1pm and we've already started. Just something worth noting for up your way.
  14. Finally -SN in Reisterstown. Was a few flakes then in about 5 min it was steady snow.
  15. Some good news, especially for the I-95 crew and the immediate low landers. Frederiskcburg and Louisa, VA were -RA at the start but once the heavier precip moved in they've not flipped to -SN. Even Quantico, which is right on the river, has -SN now so there might be a bit more 'boom' with the snow thanks to the earlier onset.
  16. DCA reporting -SN. College Parks latest METAR w/ 5SM visiblity would imply -SN as well but that station may not have a precip identification sensor.
  17. Camp David (KRSP) reporting -SN and 22/18. Man do I wish I lived in the Catoctins.
  18. As soon as it show up on the SPC mesoanalysis page.
  19. To really score a big boom, we gotta have the 850 low pop earlier somehow to cutoff the surge of warm air aloft.
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