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  1. usedtobe
    Rain here, temp in upper 30s. Haven't seen a flake yet this year except when looking in the mirror.
  2. usedtobe
    Yes he would but would give big odds on the under.
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    Good, had a good summer fishing. Hoping to see some snow this winter.
  4. usedtobe
    Ended up with 0.78".
  5. usedtobe
    .22" of rain, still way too dry.
  6. usedtobe
    It is drier. Not sure that means a lot.
  7. usedtobe
    Yes and gives me 3". Now I'll take walk so I don't see the GFS to disappoint me.
  8. usedtobe
    Thanks. I do look in. At least we have two possible events to track. You've got a lot of pros and good enthusiasts so I'm not sure what I could add.
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    I broke the accumulations down to 6 and 12 hr intervals and stormvista gave nothing. Here's it's 24 hr amounts. If it snows that lightly we'd be lucky to get more than a coating. Graphic is courtesy of StormVista.
  10. usedtobe
    But the Euro has had that feature for days. Here's a 90hr forecast valid a 7PM Saturday.
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    The killer for most of us is the roaring southerly winds at around 5000 ft. Here's a forecast sounding for DC at 19Z or 2 PM Note that where the warm layer is and has DC at around 4C. that's also where the winds are southerly at 50kts or stronger.
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    Personally, in these really marginal temp event, I use the snow depth product. It's more conservative with amounts which is a good think. If it's really cold other snow maps are probably preferable. The GFS snowdepth product from the 18Z run.
  13. usedtobe
    Interesting that 1964-1969 was a snowy period.
  14. usedtobe
    I think your last two sentences are correct. We need the heavier precipitation and associated vertical motion to keep temps cold enough for snow. Of course not for me.
  15. usedtobe
    3.13" 2 miles north of Dunkirk in Calvert County.
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