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It's better than 12z.

much better,

Take us home for PBP, and take that umbrella out of your BF's hand.

I think 0z GFS looks better at h5 than 18z but I'm not sure. (thru 84)

12:1 ratios = 28" of snow!

You sound like Chuck.

Right where we want it.

Euro AI trend: More consolidated, closer to the coast!

Apparently it was showing something like the Euro AI was 5 days out

How do you access it?

McLean, VA 2025-26 Snowfall TOTAL: 14.1" November: T 11/12: T | Stayed up late hoping for something more substantial, but there were still some light flurries. 11/30: T | Morning snow/sleet mix changed to rain. December: 3.7" 12/5-6: 2.2" | The return of the mythical December 5th snowstorm. It brought extreme cold for early-December, with my high of 29. Included a nice little round two starting at 10 PM, not finishing until around 1 AM. R1: 1.9", R2: 0.3" 12/11: T | Scattered flurries in the morning. 12/14: 1.5" | A busted forecast (from 2-4"). 0.25" QPF fell as 1.5"—awful ratios. January: 10.4" 1/1: 0.1" | An early morning snow squall with strong winds. 1/17: 0.1" | A morning burst of snow accumulated to a dusting. 1/18: T | Three hours of afternoon flurries translated to a trace. The mulch was slightly whitened, though. 1/24-25: 10.2" | An awesome storm. Strong 5.9" thump followed by 10 hours of heavy sleet, which totaled 4.2". Snowiest winter storm since 2019; most impactful since 2016.

5.9" of snow, 4.2" of sleet. 10.1" total!

I don't know how you would tow 3' of snow...

Euro/Euro AI combo = like 98% verification rates, based off the weenie handbook. GFS by itself = 100% though.

if ten isn't measured storm is a bust.

You guys deserve it. Enjoy it! It'll be around for awhile!

5.9" snow, 4" sleet. 9.9" total

Thanks for 23”, TWC!

I guess we'll add the late-month threat. EPS generally more enthused than GEFS.

what the hell lol

What is this, 2" QPF? Would've been a monster if it were 150 miles south. Oh well—how can I complain about this historic sleetfest? Plus, we gotta lotta chances coming up!

Finally RIC doesn't get more than us, lol

I wonder where this ranks on the NESIS scale. Apparently the number of counties under a winter storm warning was the highest ever recorded, at least, according to Wikipedia.

8” Snow Depth, 5.9” snow, 3.4” sleet. 9.3” official

Yeah, that's exactly why I thought.