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RGEM is a pretty uniform 2-4 for everyone north of Richmond.
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ICON should be better has the low at the VA/NC border at 30. North of last run. Yeah. An extra .1-.2 for everyone. Nice run on the ICON.
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Yeah they gave us six inch lolli's. We'll take it.
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Just lock up the Euro right now. 4 inches out here is a nice consolation prize after the last storm. Enough to cover everything. That's all I ask.
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GFS inline with everything else. .2-.3 precip throughout the region. It's a 2-4 storm. And I will take it in a heartbeat after the last disaster.
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Awesome. 4 or 5 inches looks great.
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The Ski resorts are going to have perfect snowmaking conditions for most of this month it appears. They may be able to stay open much later this season.
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The majority of the models have those of us out towards Winchester getting the bulk of our precip from an early band of snow that runs up the Shenandoah Valley ahead of the main system. If that doesnt happen we will end up getting fringed again. It is what it is.
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Must be nice. My neck is sore from staring up in the sky looking for an occasional flake to fall.
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Its still a 3-4 incher. I will take it in a heartbeat. Beats flurries while 25 miles away is getting buried.
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GFS is running on IWM. Cant see surface but through 39 the vort is more consolidated out on the CO/KS border.
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I get what you are saying. But no response for 18 hours? Especially with the express lanes completely clear. Not acceptable at all.
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VDOT screwed this one up bad. You cant have people sitting still on I95 for 18 hours. Completely unacceptable.
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We get lucky on the NAM. It could easily screw us with its jump to the coast. It would have to be timed perfectly for it to work out the way it is showing. I would much rather have a consolidated storm passing through southern VA for us.
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RGEM likes Richmond for this one. Solid 4 incher region wide though. And of course another very close fringe job for Hagerstown to Winchester.
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Its a perfect track for us. Which means it probably wont happen.
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Much better for us for sure. About .7-.8 precip as snow. We take.
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Pretty cool image here. Sunrise over snow covered Mid Atlantic. You can really see the NW cutoff well. https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=subregional-Virginias-01-48-1-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined
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Yeah. I should have added to the above post that Northern stream dominated winters are not our thing either. So getting screwed in a Nina shouldnt be a surprise for us out here.
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While true we also live in one of the snowiest areas in the region. So while we do struggle for rain in throughout the spring and summer due to fronts drying up over the mountains. We usually do well in the winter with precip due to the normal track of systems from the southwest up either the coastal plain or coast itself.
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Yeah. If I get fringed again I am taking a break from the hobby for a while. I dont think we will get fringed this time though. The precip shield is going to be more expansive with this system I think. But seeing the same spot jack twice in a row would be a kick in the nuts.
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Short Pump got buried today. They are off the schneid. The RGEM is gorgeous. And the NW crew could really use it after today.
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Yes sir. Brutal for sure. At least we got some snow. Some here didn't.
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Congrats yall. Great pics. Keep em coming.
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GFS is a weak wave at this point for Thursday/Friday. But it is cold. A little more amped and we score a decent event. Too amped and we get Miller B screwed. Welcome to Mid Atlantic winters. I will say overall it is a pretty weenie run if you like to track chances though.
