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Yeah!!

* periods of moderate to heavy rainfall are expected Wednesday

afternoon into Wednesday night. Rain is expected to end before

sunrise Thursday. Amounts of 1 to 2 inches are expected... with

locally higher amounts possible. In the cities... accumulations

of around 2 inches in 6 hours may cause streams and creeks to go

out of their banks.

I always lol when anyone calls rain amounts "accumulation".

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The only good to be taken out of it is the fact that this much QPF in December is possibly a good sign for future storms.

maybe.. often it seems january in particular is prone to cold and dry. we'll probably get a -nao for a while with no storms.

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If he is referring to the shortwave trof in relation to the PV then that is definitely a plus for us. If the shortwave takes a bit more time that could have a big impact on everything.

slower and stronger may also be bad though, because the trough ended up more amplified there is more southerly flow ahead of it. That is keeping the temps from crashing until the trough axis passes. Slower means the cold will be slower also. More amp'ed could also mean a more wound up and inland low track. These factors could offset the advantages of a slower H5 movement. I think there is more wrong here then just the system moving too fast. The whole evolution of it is wrong. Our best bet is a heavy thump snow with the upper low passage. Its a fluke type thing but it happens sometimes.

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maybe.. often it seems january in particular is prone to cold and dry. we'll probably get a -nao for a while with no storms.

True, most of our monster storms come in December and mainly February. If we have to suffer until February to get a monster i am willing to do it.

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I wish i could believe you, but i have my doubts. Even though when you make these kinds of calls over the years for some reason you have been more right than wrong.

They won't save us IMO but I wouldn't be surprised if they trend just slightly colder, enough that we can get maybe an inch instead of a dusting.

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They won't save us IMO but I wouldn't be surprised if they trend just slightly colder, enough that we can get maybe an inch instead of a dusting.

we've always got hope here in the MA .. even when we don't deserve it

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slower and stronger may also be bad though, because the trough ended up more amplified there is more southerly flow ahead of it. That is keeping the temps from crashing until the trough axis passes. Slower means the cold will be slower also. More amp'ed could also mean a more wound up and inland low track. These factors could offset the advantages of a slower H5 movement. I think there is more wrong here then just the system moving too fast. The whole evolution of it is wrong. Our best bet is a heavy thump snow with the upper low passage. Its a fluke type thing but it happens sometimes.

Can already see 00z NAM sucks, but I guess I meant in relation to the cold trough coming out of central canada. Either way it doesn't seem to matter now :violin:

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True, most of our monster storms come in December and mainly February. If we have to suffer until February to get a monster i am willing to do it.

You're correct about February, but the only December snowstorm to crack the the top ten in DC and Dulles Airport history is the one that occurred two years ago on December 18th and 19th. The top ten at each location occurred in the following months:

DC -- December, one; January, two; February, seven. Dulles -- November, one; December, one; January, one; February, 6; March, one.

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