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wxmeddler

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  1. Torch. Also, get bay breeze'd Harford Co. Edit: I just saw that Annapolis Naval Academy is reading 50 degrees
  2. Post cold front snow on sharp, fast-moving troughs don't usually work out as far as accumulation. Ends up being too dry aloft and warm at the surface. You can get brief snow showers though.
  3. Haha... yes... yes... come to the dark grey side...
  4. ECMWF made the 6z/18z runs open access early last year I believe.
  5. It would have worked this morning. Just the very tops.
  6. BDCF / CAD wedges are one of the few areas in which I'd take the NAM over the Euro. Early March is peak BDCF Wedge season.
  7. One day of heavy fog is really neat. Whole world looks different. Two days, ok, getting boring. Three or more, let me out.
  8. Down to 29.5 in College Park with 1/2 mi VIS reported at KCGS. May have about an inch, going to go out and measure at 3p.
  9. Cartopper criteria in College Park now. Good SnowTV.
  10. Winchester reporting between 1 and 5 mile visibility.
  11. Centerville (Queen Anne's Co) Prince Frederick (Calvert) Lusby (Calvert) Whiteford(Hartford) Would love to meet up! We're only down the street. Yes, I know the person you're talking about. I call dibs on being her employer when she graduates.
  12. We have 4 on the docket once we dry out a bit.
  13. 5" Snow Depth gain at the Berlin MD mesonet station from 11p to 12a
  14. The snow depth sensor also recorded a 3" gain from 10p to 11p during the same time.
  15. Picture I just sent to my met forecasting students at UMD. "How to Spot a Norlun" The analysis way: The cheating way:
  16. Haven't talked to him but he would say the lack of a coupled jet preceeding the amplification doesn't bode well for getting the cold air in place (Which of know). I think he'd say that there's a higher than normal bust potential given the lack of a incipient cold wedge. But the dynamics are really high, so it should overcome.
  17. I think even with the less than optimal surface temperatures the NAM give the I-95 corridor north of Fredericksburg 6-8" system total. Edit: But it's gonna be slop.
  18. Stronger and further west at H5 coming out from the northern plains
  19. I got woken up by the sound of heavy rain. I went to go see and just after I opened the door I saw a flash of light. I thought to myself “no, can’t be” then boom. Yep! What a surprise that is!
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