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Always! LOL! The area has a million ways to screw up a good-looking snowstorm pattern or even an event! I am always negative on this stuff. Sadly, the warm air seems to find its way in, even when models say it won't! I play "Debbie Downer" too many times. I also need to not share that too often.. because the region is not always easy to snow... but it can!
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@GreyHat, I do not think I add a whole lot of help to discussions either. I do post infrequently but somewhat regularly. It is all the point. The way you phrase things matters. Question don't assert. Take everything as a way to learn and not tell people how they are wrong or right. Seriously.. Ask questions... Like, why would you think the GFS is wrong here? You know what.. You will understand more why we think it is a turd model many times. It just has not been consistent at all. Additionally, the Euro has had some challenges in the long range as well. We are all being interested in the new Ai stuff because it seems to have ideas on upper level patterns and has been helpful. Ensembles will help us in the long range.. Jumping verbatim on every model run is a curse we all can tend to have, so people curse the models and have fun or join the misery of missing snow. It is the posture of learning, being skeptical, asking questions, and non assertive or critical that helps this place be fun and worthwhile. And yes.. In the Mid Atlantic (and trends over the last few decades) the threat of warmth is not only real, it is a given. Getting a good clean snow in the mid Atlantic outside the mountains is getting harder. So we always know it. I always have doubts.. Even cold systems can do crazy things like sleet on you for 5 inches with temps in the low teens. Just take the posture of learning.. Asking questions, being no assertive, and also be considerate. Weather is a huge challenge no matter what. We all know it. That is my advice.. Not sure it helps
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It is situations like this that make me wonder what the model keyed on to come up with the solution it did. I bet it overplayed something on one run vs the other and that item made all the difference in the outcome. What item that was is up for debate. I find it fascinating to see such wild swings.. I mean, I am not always sure I want a perfect run, I want to understand what caused it and is it even plausible. I guess that is why we check ensembles!
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Nice coating from that line. Pretty snow
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Friend of mind just west of Richmond passed 4 inches of snow in super heavy snow. Over an inch an hour rates. This is the updated forecast down there.. We just missed it by 100 miles! Surprise snow!
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WxUSAF's weak ass frontal passage thing.
midatlanticweather replied to dailylurker's topic in Mid Atlantic
Having some nostalgia at the moment. This place has given me so many lols and also a lot of wisdom from the Mets and very wise posters. Winters mean more because of it. The hunt and chase can be very fun and rewarding (even if heartbreaking) at times.- 411 replies
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A balmy 44.8 for the high temperature! Serious melting going on.
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WxUSAF's weak ass frontal passage thing.
midatlanticweather replied to dailylurker's topic in Mid Atlantic
Flizzard advisories and snow fairies as my kids used to say. Any snow is a win -
I swear it is an 18z trick. I have seen this movie. Happy hour, boy meets girl. They hit it off. Go home and then find out she was a liar. Go home all upset, the next day the boy thinks about her and checks with her to see if she would be willing to go to have drinks again at happy hour. Things seem to be clearing up when they meet again and he thinks maybe she lied for the wrong reasons. Then, boom, she slams the door in his face a little after midnight.
