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WxUSAF

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  1. GFS gets a big storm by phasing in a piece of the TPV and thus the main TPV sort of just shreds out in eastern Canada. Euro keeps that more consolidated and thus the coastal is just a weak system until it gets north of us.
  2. P.S. regarding that Kuchera map posted. This *should* have better dendrite formation and hence fluffier snow that last weeks marathon event. That's what's shown right now. But that Kuchera map would imply like 14-15:1 ratios for the whole storm. I'll take the under. 10-12:1? Yes, quite possible.
  3. There's not going to be a large N-S precip shield with this. It's a weak-ass 1018mb "low" for the first wave and a powerhouse 1010mb for the second, there's just no massive dynamical forcing to generate a big baroclinic leaf or deformation band. Second, you have very cold/dry arctic air filtering in from the north (which is a very good thing for us), so that's going to eat the precip on the north edge (and yes, models account for that, so no, it's not all virga on the models).
  4. Just a reminder to switch back to the other thread for whatever fun the Euro has for us after Friday.
  5. Vs 0z, it seems Euro is a bit lighter on the first wave (Wednesday night into early Thursday) and a little juicier on the 2nd wave (late Thursday into early Friday). But still adds up to a really nice event and I am VERY pleased seeing the maximum 50-75mi south of me right now.
  6. Ok, keep this thread now for the ~Sunday-Monday Feb 14-15 threat window.
  7. Stole this idea from HM, who posted it elsewhere focused on Philly, but you can see from this GFS cross-section that we should have better snowflake and dendrite formation then the sand we had a week ago from WAA snows.
  8. My memory was that BWI didn't get in the teens at all last winter, but I see they reported 1 19F reading per DJF month last winter. Nothing in the teens this winter.
  9. FWIW, it seems the seasonal trend is for Euro to be south of the majority of the guidance in the mid-range this winter with our events. Then there's been a bit of a meeting in the middle by gametime. We'll see what happens this time, but I'd personally much rather see a EZF jackpot at this point than a Harrisburg jackpot.
  10. 21. Still hasn’t been in the teens this winter.
  11. Somehow I feel like my low temp tonight isn’t going to be 16.
  12. Evans tripped him!! Wasn’t intentional, but he tripped up the chiefs DB.
  13. lol the fix is in. These penalty calls...
  14. Definitely looks active. I’m still a bit worried the boundary ends up too close to us for all snow, but we’ll see. With the storms we’ve had so far this winter, there hasn’t been the “inevitable north trend in the last 24-48 hours” we typically assume. Not sure if that’s random chance or models getting better or something else. I’d still like to leave room for a bump north at the end though, especially in this situation. Snow hasn’t been easy this winter, so I’m trying to stay patient...
  15. Since I’m reasonable, I’ll take the remaining 9.5” of my promised 10” later this week with a reasonable 25% daily compounded interest rate.
  16. Yeah, somewhat. It’s been a stressful climb to about 11” seasonal total lol. Hopefully Wednesday to Friday works out.
  17. DCA topped BWI. I figured the 95 corridor was in a good spot for this one. But the dynamically forced band ended up over southern MD and the eastern shore and the colder temps plus mesoscale banding helped the N/W crowd. So 95 got stuck in the dead zone. Not cold enough to accumulate lighter precip and not sufficient dynamics to generate good rates to overcome ~34F temps.
  18. Wow, and euro not far off a GFS-like solution for next Sunday too.
  19. Hot damn, lock that up right the hell now. 36hrs, all snow north of DC.
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