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WxUSAF

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  1. Correlation coefficient is showing the snow line collapsing south around DC now, but I expect that means that it is snow at the height of the radar beam, but low level temps remain way too warm.
  2. This thing is sliding away from NC/VA even. I’m still hoping my nieces can get a good snow in the Raleigh area, but the trend is not their friend right now.
  3. Losing a little to surface melting plus above freezing temps initially at start means I’m fairly skeptical of these Kuchera maps showing >10:1 ratios essentially. I’d love more than 3” for this storm but I doubt it.
  4. It's close. Sort of similar to the GFS, but with a stronger southern stream low. Move that northern stream a little faster so it can drag the boundary back southward and that's a nice hit.
  5. Eh, doubt it. As much as I'm hugging King GFS and Prince NAM, the GFS has been too wet leading into storms this year a few times. I'd have to get 2.9" to beat Sunday/Monday, which I'm skeptical on. Hope I'm wrong!
  6. Next Tuesday/Wednesday is clearly the next threat window after Saturday. Been teases/hits on the guidance for a couple days already in that timeframe.
  7. GGEM has sort of an overrunning hit today at that time. Verbatim nice 3-6"/4-8" event.
  8. Pattern is still ripe AF for at least the next 2 weeks. We're not done just because Saturday looks like a fail for most of us.
  9. Eh...still a threat for parts of our subforum. I think it should stay pinned.
  10. Because it's a WWA event? It'll be out between 12-2pm IMO.
  11. I’m a little bummed I’m going to be asleep for @Deck Pic’s 11pm “45/34 excited for my snowstorm” ob.
  12. I hope Fairfax closes tomorrow night out of an abundance of caution. How about...oh, I don't know, just throwing a number out here...say like 6.5 miles south of I-70 do in this setup??
  13. GEFS was awful for this past weekend, but there was clearly some (as yet to me unknown) reason why that is. All the ensemble systems struggled, although the EPS least of all. In that case, the operationals were all on the far west end of the ensembles. That was a red flag. In this case, they are much more representative.
  14. GEFS and GEPS means both moved toward a snowier outcome for us based on what I can see. And EPS still looks pretty good. Still plenty of hope for a nice powder event.
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