Amped
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I hate being within 30 miles of the R/S line for a large portion of the storm. This is almost always the result. Same thing happened in March 2017
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Back to snow for the 4th time. R/S line is sweeping southwest just ahead of the back edge for a worthless 20 minutes of wraparound.
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Back to sleet here also. Too many lulls, there's been steadier precip up north
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Dumping fatties.
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100% snow and roads just caved here, so the whole city probably has snow now.
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South part, mangled flakes mixing in again now.
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Still rain, but looks like there's snow on the Brunswick and mt philip rd webcams.
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Any obs from the Hagerstown area? looks like they might have exceeded the forecast already.
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Flakes mixing back in again.
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At least the severe outbreak is over-performing.
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Huge lull to my southwest, that will definitely change it to rain
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It's 800mb where the warm layer is.
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Probably means i'm going to change over here too.
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Really gloomy ugly looking snow here.
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Mostly rimed flakes
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Yep
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Impressive radar in SW Georgia now if you like tornadoes.
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Or the dewpoint reading maybe off by a couple degrees.
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Sticking to roofs a bit. Hey at least we got the FV3 384
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Probably an hour old and automated. I'm down to 35 also and 100% snow melting on contact.
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Temps are pretty much where the NAM said they'd be last night. Models are showing a good burst of heavy snow from about 6pm- 11pm. Probably good for at least 3" unless there's a sneaky warm layer and it's sleet.
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Snowing lightly here in Frederick 37f
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Too lazy to stand up so you can see the ground?
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I"d like to see 2ft of snow from a crazy setup like that just once in my life. You see at least one on models every year, but they never verify. Need our 50/50 low or it doesn't happen.
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The GFS doesn't handle thin warm layer well, therefore it's snow line is almost always too far south. I trust the NAM and the RGEM more with the R/S/IP line.
