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  1. I'd rather winter end than another 2-4". Not interested in late season snows unless we get over 6". I doubt anything similar verifies since it's 8 days out. Day5+ has been fantasy land this year.
  2. 18z has 2-5" for most of us. NYC gets crushed this run with the coastal transfer.
  3. Winters not over, we need to get fringed one more time.
  4. Remember when 2 day snowstorms used to be like 2' instead of 2"?
  5. Yeah should have read the rest of the chart.
  6. With -27F and a 102mph wind I'm getting a -80F wind chill. https://www.weather.gov/epz/wxcalc_windchill
  7. HGS and GFS Para backed off of Sundays storm. It looks exactly like 12/26/10 did on maps 7 days out.
  8. Nah keep it south a few more runs. I like the phasing though, gives the storm an opportunity to come west. It will be limited by the location of the ridge in the plains though. I use 1/25/00 as my benchmark for how far east the NS troff axis can be and still give us room for a decent snowstorm. It was over Indiana.
  9. Where's the SE ridge when we need it?
  10. The slow movement is on par with march 2010. It takes over 3 days to get across the eastern half of the US
  11. Nah it's got < an in for almost everyone outside SW VA.
  12. Our last overperformer. Also holds record for most forgotten bust by a model. HRRR kept insisting on just a couple of flurries while we got another widespread 4-6".
  13. Mangled flakes mixing back in, cruel tease
  14. Sleet line looks like it's going to stall near I70. Some sleet mixing in in downtown Columbia.
  15. About noon, but it's probably going to be the NAM sleetfest.
  16. Models didn't change since this afternoon so I wonder why they're cutting back? I guess they're banking on sleet being mixed with the snow . I think this is going to be a boom for the M/D line there is no mixing there, they will probably get more like 4-6". Maybe 2-3" along I70 into the north side of Baltimore. And the 1" line looks about right assuming mostly sleet and rain near the beltway.
  17. This is a crappy setup. It just moves in too quick for the cold to retreat in northern areas. Natures version of hitting a slow infield ground ball and sprinting to first to just beat the throw by a hair. Every time we've hit the ball far this year, it's been caught at the warning track.
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