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You'd think that with heavy precip, better time of day, better time of year, less heat lying around in the ground, that you'd have a much easier time changing over this time around. Seems reasonable to me, but what do I know?

if the track is too close none of that matters much. that was a really really rare october day.. it put us more in a december pattern. this is not a great one for december. in some ways it's about equal footing around here it seems. i think there is perhaps more back end potential, but that's a multi-ingredient option so never really a sure bet.

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it's an mrb winter... ;)

and Trixie is going to miss it. As far as I can tell the surface temps stay about 35 at DCA through the event according to the NAM. Cold enough to snow and if it came down heavy enough, cold enough to stick on grass and car roofs, not on roads. IAD gets down to close to 33 and then the surface temp rises to around 34.5 or so by 09Z on the model. Not sure I understand that. The north and west suburbs with elevation should do pretty well according to the 00Z NAM. I'm not waiting for the GFS.

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and Trixie is going to miss it. As far as I can tell the surface temps stay about 35 at DCA through the event according to the NAM. Cold enough to snow and if it came down heavy enough, cold enough to stick on grass and car roofs, not on roads. IAD gets down to close to 33 and then the surface temp rises to around 34.5 or so by 09Z on the model. Not sure I understand that. The north and west suburbs with elevation should do pretty well according to the 00Z NAM. I'm not waiting for the GFS.

I just saw that on Earl Barkers site for JYO. Rises to 37* from 30* from Hr 60-66 then drops back at 72 to 32*. I am guessing due to the fact that the precip has stopped falling hence allowing temps to rise some. either way, that is really nitpicking this far out. I am off to bed.

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I just saw that on Earl Barkers site for JYO. Rises to 37* from 30* from Hr 60-66 then drops back at 72 to 32*. I am guessing due to the fact that the precip has stopped falling hence allowing temps to rise some. either way, that is really nitpicking this far out. I am off to bed.

I think your guess is pretty good. when the precip decreases the temps rise.

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sad to think we could get over 2" qpf, strong UVVs, and a near perfect storm track this time of year and be lucky to just eek out 1/10 of it as snow

and that's not even a lock

we're not going to get over 2" qpf

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I know, I was strictly going by the NAM verbatim

wait, I was supposed to be in the modelology class tonight, am I in the wrong chat room?

just saying.. we don't get 2" qpf from a fast moving system or really any wintertime system usually. i thought it was like the 3rd rule in the weenie playbook that the nam overdoes precip.

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Like MItch said the past 2 winters it has done very well. The Ukie is crap, but the Rgem has been pretty good.

i dont think i've ever looked at the rgem other than when it's posted here

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