mattie g
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Did I see a phase happening at 240?
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Just given how time periods usually line up, if we score a couple times between now and the end of the month, I can absolutely imagine a situation in which events would be hard to come by in much of February. I wouldn't give up at that point, though, as I could then see things lining up once more for a couple weeks as February turns to March.
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Not that most of us need reminding...but this shows how early-winter snow isn't usually a thing around here. I'm not particularly interested in a winter than runs into mid-March, but I'd certainly take and earlier 2013-2014!
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No doubt! I'm not complaining - just that I rode the GFS hard and really wanted it to verify. As it is, I'll absolutely take a foot of snow in one week in the beginning of January. as you said...this is better than anything we've had in the last couple years, and honestly it's about as wintry as we can expect for an extended period around here!
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Mid-Atlantic forum winter 2021/22 snow totals thread
mattie g replied to North Balti Zen's topic in Mid Atlantic
11/30: T 12/8: T 1/3: 9.25" 1/7: 2.75" Total as of 1/7: 12" -
I always assume a little compaction if we get snow overnight and it's at least a couple hours until I can measure. I usually wait until I see other measurements from close by and see if they're in line with mine on the margins. I'm obviously not a spotter or anything.
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I really like this one. The visuals are such a better touch. https://www.weather.gov/lwx/pnsmap?type=snow
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I rode the GFS train to frowntown, but if I'm being honest, I'm OK with 2.75" after going over 9" on Monday. 12" on the season at the end of the first week of January isn't shabby at all!
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First snow for the metal roof on our new porch. We haven’t put up the snow guards yet, so everything is sliding down. Really cool to watch the “snow slide” grow over the last few hours!
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It’s certainly squeaky bum time here in Burke…
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Congrats mountains of West Virginia. Where’s my snow?
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I was out and about yesterday evening, so I couldn't see a lot, but I certainly noticed the damage to white pines in the area. Heading out this morning and I'm curious to see it all in the light of day.
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Great little area…why not? I know that intersection well…
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Good stuff, PSU. Lots of lurrnin’ for me to do. Also…if my wife knew I was on a zoom call about weather models, I’d never hear the end of it.
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I spy a lolli right over Burke. OK…maybe just east of Burke, but it’s close enough.
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I’m not comparing the two directly, but from range I recall Monday’s event originally showing up as a weak anafrontal wave. I haven’t been following this at all, but I guess I will now…
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I lol’ed
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That's a 3-hr precip map, so it's just that by this point the low is moving off the coast.
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So it's not for the general public that generally doesn't like snow. Thanks for clarifying! I guess it wasn't so simple.
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True, but most of us can't analyze anything past like 10 days, and as soon as the slightest whiff of a change in pattern shows up it's going to be bedlam with the sun angle and ground temps and torch talk.
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ALEET!!
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Until the Euro shows it, it's all fracking bullsh*t!
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Our mid-January KU will be an Archambault event; winter is over after it.
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I hadn't even noticed the rest of that other than the anomalies at 500. In looking at it now, I couldn't agree more.
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Pretty sure needbiggerboat had a serious illness, and I don't believe he's with us any more. Was always a fun read!
