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A mid Feb to mid April MJO winter could be interesting.

Maybe she'll do a mini loop back into phase 8 for mid February. I'm not saying that I think that will happen, but think it's possible.

Just as you requested with me during my manic attack a few years ago, and considering the fact that I can't hide your comments, please don't respond to my posts going forward.

Their answer was wrong.

I asked a question.

It's not all snow in the A.M.

It's really sad how low the maturity level is on these forums.

I thought there was specific criteria that has to be met. eta: https://www.weather.gov/lwx/WarningsDefined#Winter Weather Advisory " Winter Weather Advisory A Winter Weather Advisory will be issued for any amount of freezing rain, or when 2 to 4 inches of snow (alone or in combination with sleet and freezing rain), is expected to cause a significant inconvenience, but not serious enough to warrant a warning. If the event is expected to impact the Baltimore/Washington metro areas during rush hours (4-9 am or 2-7 pm on weekdays) forecasted snow totals of one inch will necessitate the issuance of a winter weather advisory. The snow/sleet criteria for a Winter Weather Advisory for the five westernmost counties (Allegany, Mineral, Grant, Pendleton, and Highland) is higher (3-5 inches). "

Why do so many areas have a winter weather advisory for an inch of slush when there's no rush hour?

Does the null phase of the MJO necessarily foreshadow near average weather conditions?

Phase 5 of the MJO.

Trends in the MJO towards a null phase are concerning to me.

You all left me hanging Monday night!

The MJO is alive and well, so winter will return with vengeance in a few weeks (though probably next month)!

Where are you getting that from?

Bottom line is use snow depth maps!

That back edge really broke up.

I think it's raining again.

Hrrr caved

Looking at radar, D.C. might actually be the sweet spot!

Rain/snow mix finally

It's wasting precious qpf here.

The heaviest precipitation on radar is heading right for D.C. We just need the column to cool faster!

Bad trends for dca.