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WxUSAF

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  1. That whole area of snow in SE PA looks aimed right at us...hopefully it holds together well.
  2. It's almost stopped here. Let's see what that stuff to our NE does.
  3. First band has actually dropped 0.3" IMBY so far. You can see the subsidence out ahead (Harford and Baltimore) of that mega band in Cecil.
  4. This is basically me looking out the window and at the radar all day
  5. I think we're going to get a piece of it, or whatever's left of it. It's hauling a$$ this way.
  6. Fresh coating, so 4” storm total after 3.9” yesterday...
  7. Yeah it’s coming down is FINALLY. About as heavy as anytime yesterday.
  8. Macroscopic flakes attempting to mix with the predominant microscopic flakes.
  9. Radar looks sweet for you M/D line folks, you're going to get smoked. @mappy @losetoa6 @psuhoffman @HighStakes
  10. Confirmed! After 14 hours of frozen mist, followed by 16 hours of liquid mist, I'm back to FROZEN MIST!!!
  11. I think it will, just agonizing to wait. Radar looks awesome for you right now. Enjoy man. I'd take what the Euro's selling, damn. That's a big jump from previous runs for MBY. I'm skeptical. I'd love 2". Get me to 6" storm total.
  12. CC mix line is collapsing quickly to the southeast. Just need some friggin precipitation please for chrissakes.
  13. Snow to our southwest, northwest, and northeast. Mist here.
  14. Conditions so far unchanged here in the land of endless mist
  15. God, it's annoying. I'd take sleet! No more tiny little droplets of precipitation! Either way, radar seems WAY more spotty than any model predicted for 18z today.
  16. Can really notice the precip bands starting to pivot now and rotating counterclockwise.
  17. Argh, refuses to do anything but FZDZ here. Let's go already!
  18. SPC mesoanalyis now has the 850 0C line from southern end of 495 to Annapolis and then up the east side of the Bay toward Elkton. Big jump in the last few minutes, not sure what it saw to indicate that. But we're obviously getting colder aloft with people N/W switching to snow. Hopefully I do too soon...
  19. -FZRAPL as the heavier radar echoes move overhead. 30F.
  20. I think we should wait until the storm is finally done before analyzing guidance performance. Guidance typically struggles more in Ninas than in Ninos. Miller B's are also notoriously more difficult. From the point of view of sensible weather (snowfall) that we all care about, the GFS bros did do quite well if you look back over the last week. They were consistently showing snow maxes to our north. Now whether that was "right for the wrong reason" or not, that's worth a deeper look later this week.
  21. We're not going to go down this path again. But this is not an accurate statement.
  22. oooo...that's encouraging. Suggests that heavier precip can punch through that warm layer and/or cool it down.
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