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Weather Will

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  1. WB 0Z EPS spitting out a few bombs in the 7-10 day period.
  2. WB EPS for next weekend. Don't plant tender vegetation yet....
  3. We are getting more rain than forecasted. Too bad its two weeks too late for a nice little storm.
  4. 12Z WB 3K NAM for our southern friends.
  5. 18z EPS...2 percent chance at Day 5....wilk keep watching.
  6. WB 12Z EPS. Only 2 Members bring some snow to the NW burbs. Looking like Wed. into Thursday is going to be a miserably wet day. I am holding out for my 5% chance until early next week.
  7. 12 Canadian went to a coastal as well. Again, too bad it is April.
  8. WB 18Z GEFS. Too bad its for early April.
  9. 0Z NAM trended colder with some mood flakes Monday am.
  10. WB 18Z EURO...mood flakes Monday am as I start my second week of telework.
  11. WB ICON and GFS.....good thing is no one is getting a snowstorm anywhere near us now. Let's see what EURO does.
  12. Much different in SW Frederick County. Went to the grocery store at 7:00am and NWS blew it not issuing a dense fog advisory for our area. The drive from Brunswick along 340 to the Catoctin bridge was horrible, then it cleared up. It will be very interesting to see how warm we get today here. Still overcast with showers.
  13. 6Z EURO WB trended a little cooler at the surface Monday am, but still above freezing so maybe it makes no difference....not much on the ground. Snow in the air would lighten my mood. Another casual observation. EURO was the last to show the NC accumulations in the event last month if I recall correctly.
  14. Too bad....back to work. WB 12Z EURO
  15. NWS 4am discussion. The high to our north will migrate eastward over the Northeast Sunday night as zonal flow aloft deteriorates and a shortwave trough digs into the Ohio Valley. Come Monday morning, surface low pressure will develop near the North Carolina coast, tracking north northeast throughout the day. The resultant weather locally will be precipitation breaking out overnight Sunday and lingering through much of the day on Monday. With the high to our northeast helping to supply chilly conditions, wintry precip concerns emerge for our Blue Ridge westward zones late Sunday night and into the day on Monday. Ensemble guidance continues to indicate the potential for accumulating snowfall across portions of northern and western Maryland, eastern West Virginia, and western Virginia. Will iron out the finer details in the coming days, but model consistency does bring confidence in at least a slight winter storm threat for accumulating snowfall in the areas noted above.
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