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Paleocene

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  1. Ah yes the ol' 2-footer in Jacksonville NC, though apparently it has happened https://www.weather.gov/mhx/Mar011980EventReview
  2. Flurries- here in Riverdale in PGC
  3. I'm honestly not sure I remember a period of this much sustained snow cover in my time on the urban heat island (since 2010). Maybe 2013-2014 or 2014-2015?
  4. Everyone ignored bob and psu's posts that nothing will be resolved until within 96-72 hours.
  5. They're taken inside engines of Airbus a320s
  6. I think the ravens could pull this one off
  7. I am skeptical that we will overperform but man, looking at my radar app and thinking I'll wake up with a fresh inch tomorrow is hard to reconcile. #radarweenie
  8. Yep this was a highlight on Sunday AM as we moved from sun to cloud cover. Ominous!
  9. GOOFUS. Broadly consistent with the morning regional models. RGEM was less kind but that's because Canada doesn't understand the south anyone in this forum from norfolk/hampton roads? They'll get a decent storm out of this!
  10. Looks like decent alignment between NAM and HRRR. Most falls in the late night/early AM hours. Stay up late to watch the flurries
  11. New 12z NAM QPF. Brings in the 0.15" contour to the Southern MD counties @dailylurker and 3k qpf (still snowing on lower eastern shore here)
  12. A cool thing I've noticed here in the suburbs the last two days. It's cold and the snow is sticking around, which is super rare. When one walks around in the woods, the snow now has odds and ends that fall from trees on top of the snow. Twigs, leaves, etc. Reminds me of my childhood in colder climate PA. Deep winter
  13. Damn, every time I look at a model for this thing, I wish that NS vort got phased in and nuked us. So close
  14. I was a kid in Central PA for 1996 and I remember absolutely insane snow piles on the streets. They seemed like mountains, as I was 8 at the time. 2003 was similar, as was 2010.
  15. OP GFS has a juicy southern wave rolling out of texas and thru the gulf states around D10, so, aligning with the EPS's idea of something headed our way around the 19-20th. In OP la-la land its too warm.
  16. yeah they didn't have their coffee yet. I think that is where sleet/ZR is modeled. Often ends up looking weird between precip types on the margins. If you look at the ZR map, could be a bad ice storm down in the GA--> carolina piedmont zone.
  17. GFS looks similar to NAM - good deal for central/southern VA. And lower eastern shore. above Fredericksburg...sorry not that much. But i'll take my 2"
  18. Maybe for you, northerner! I'll take my stats padding despite the loss of the blizzard.
  19. Not NAM'd Unless you're @Bob Chill
  20. Am I imagining a weenie rule that the gfs handles northern stream better?
  21. Temps look good at surface, 850, and 700. Cold on cold, snow on snow.
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