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WEATHER53

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  1. Speaking of furnaces my gas fired is set at 71 and on for 12 minutes then off for 15 and repeat cycle. How about others?
  2. All those emphatic I’m out statements made last night. Right now the DC beltway region and 30 miles in any direction is ranging 4” minimum , 6-8” generally and 9” max. It’s been bone dry sleeting at0.5”ph for 5+ hours and continuing This is a 8.5-9 on scale of 10 weather event
  3. 2pm update 2” of accumulated sleet since I cleared board at 10am bringing my total to 8.5”. 20F
  4. Looks like 6” Kemp Mill and now sleeting and 17F
  5. 1/3rd inch since 12 midnight onset . Moderate to heavy rates but small flakes
  6. I’ve got heavy rates but small flakes so when they get big it’s 1”ph . It’s weird as you go out and can’t see much accumulation but walk on it and you hear and feel it
  7. Thank goodness this wasn’t a 3/4 am stsrt , By 3/4 we should be able to rest a bit .
  8. It will be a true one day event starting right at 12 Maybe trickles over past midnight into Monday
  9. 12:05 am onset very light but steady snow 19.6 and flakes looking like tiny fluffs of cotton .. Remunds me of the small feather particles that constantly swirled around in chicken houses. I’m from Perdue land.
  10. Another possible undiscussed interest is that since it’s not warm air aloft at the start, the -5 dews and 20F temps might have a good evap meeting
  11. Can you share how this continues on and your perceptions of outcome versus a variety of expectations developed from today and even 3 days back?
  12. Even though well south of us your experiences with this may mirror our own as to mixing being on time and accumulation factors
  13. Bob didn’t it look like you were going to get not much but so far it’s looking good with changeover a good distance away?
  14. 21F for a high and currently 19.2 and almost steady
  15. Question please When would be the time frame tomorrow that the low would show its hand as to moving north into WV or not making that move
  16. The slower it gains latitude the better. The crunch time may be around 6am when we see whether or not it’s shooting up into WV
  17. This may be the first in several demonstrations of what this unique, cold high can do
  18. I went 10-15” all week and never wavered with the every 6 hour run. I think the despondent grouping will find that the high pressure set up we have is nearly unprecedented
  19. I too noticed all day out west that very little latitude was gained
  20. And almost always sooner is better than later for DC. Don’t know why but it’s observationally correct
  21. I still think even though others dissented that models are not programmed to handle at 30.70 to 30.50 baro freshly placed over top of us
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