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bncho

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  1. its so bad that it even affects November
  2. The conversational flurries seem to want to go south to Richmond. When have we heard that story before...
  3. i tell myself that november snow is rare, so i love to enjoy tracking it until we get to winter
  4. ALL HAIL THE NAM (we're almost in NAM 3km range now)
  5. So the Euro and GFS have switched solutions such that the GFS gives us snow and the Euro doesn't because it goes to NC, but overall its the same look--gfs caves to the euro
  6. bncho

    Winter 2025-26

    it seems like we've narrowed in closer towards a more unified consensus. two questions: is a dead ratter like 22-23 off the table, and is the ceiling higher than 24-25?
  7. my wag at next week, west has a better chance of accumulation (obviously) and South of DC is favored to see some flurries (if anything manages to happen there).
  8. on the bright side, however, 12z EPS shows a decent signal (albeit slightly less than last 12z), showing 29 out of 50 (58%) hits for at least one of the four airports.
  9. bncho

    Winter 2025-26

    Do any of you think we could break the December snow drought, or will it just be cold & dry?
  10. we said that last winter, how did that turn out lol
  11. 4.1" as a mean? Thats not bad at all!
  12. bncho

    Winter 2025-26

    the terpeast storm
  13. 2 days away until NAM range lol
  14. GEFS, like @NorthArlington101implied, is not buying it nearly as much. 10 out of 30 (33%) hits.
  15. Median on the 12z EPS (yes, the MEDIAN and not the mean) shows 0.3"!
  16. 12z EPS has an incredible amount of hits (hits mean at least flurries at one of the airports of BWI, IAD, DCA, and RIC). 38 out of 50! (76%)
  17. 12z Euro likes the idea of more than flurries.
  18. Would you be able to say that for the Mid-Atlantic, or is this only valid for New England?
  19. bncho

    Winter 2025-26

    12-18"? Where is @Solution Man's "sign here" poster?
  20. now that would stick on the grass until sunrise.
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