I always used to love those days being the only one there and having peace and quiet to work. However, the drive back in traffic and poor drivers makes it less worth loving.
I have to sadly predict 2.2” for MBY, might be overdone but maybe there’s a NW death band that’ll show up. I won’t be there for it, so I’m sure there will be a surprise.
Such a classic one in the last sentence. Too many things to get blamed for! I too would be quite bullish going strictly off satellite images and WV, as the connection on this one is a long fetch of moisture with the gulf open for business. It wouldn’t appear to be moisture starved. Here’s to hoping the HRRR catches on at 13z, even though this is a 1-3” event for MBY.
had to change my flight out of DCA to 1230 today when I was looking at radar and obs before bed. 4pm would likely have been no go even down in UHI hell.
A very big difference between the GFS and Euro just about a day out from this one... also note the ICON looks more Euroish and the RGEM looks more GFS-ish. NAM is in between.
Aldie, though rural, has kinda become the high rent district out in London hasn’t it? @aldie 22 they’ve built a lot of big time homes there and in Purcellville I believe.
Can h57 of the 18z NAM deliver? Probably the best chance at making up for lost snow tomorrow/weds AM.
Also, @stormtracker or anyone else, should my file max size be 261kb? Recently, I haven't been able to attach anything...
I have actually been rooting for a cutter, looking at the evolution, that definitely helps with a 50/50 for a blocked miller A or hybrid system coming up from the south.
Consider me really interested in what happens Weds night when I'm trying to fly back into DCA. Maybe not so much for the flight in, but the drive up to my house from there.
It's like the NOGAPS/navgem reverse bias. If you see it amped, that's good because its usually progressive. If the HRRR is progressive and de-amped, shit because it's usually amped. Na mean?