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January Obs/Short Range Discussion


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So I think probably 50% or a little more of the LWX area has seen 1" of snow this winter total? Much of north VA and WVA panhandle have at least 1". The northern and western burbs of Baltimore have 1" total (Frederick, Carroll and northern Baltimore counties). I think the laggards are DC proper, and then the I-95 corridor from DC-Balt and extending NE from there into Harford county. Southern and northern extremes of that area are not far from 1" total, but the middle area (Howard, northern AA county, Balt city and southern Balt county) are still <0.5".

Does that sound about right?

Not an inch here.

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So I think probably 50% or a little more of the LWX area has seen 1" of snow this winter total? Much of north VA and WVA panhandle have at least 1". The northern and western burbs of Baltimore have 1" total (Frederick, Carroll and northern Baltimore counties). I think the laggards are DC proper, and then the I-95 corridor from DC-Balt and extending NE from there into Harford county. Southern and northern extremes of that area are not far from 1" total, but the middle area (Howard, northern AA county, Balt city and southern Balt county) are still <0.5".

Does that sound about right?

A few miles WSW of the Beltway, I'm at around 1.5", so that sounds right from my perspective.

Pretty awesome winter so far.

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Rain here too

Same. 37* and .05 in the guage.

It is different seeing Allegany and Mineral county under a WWA and not Garrett county. Not that it will matter much out there it will all change to rain but some of the colder hollows in Bedford Co, PA, Allegany co, MD and Mineral Co, WV may get a ever so slight sleet accumulation out there.

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So I think probably 50% or a little more of the LWX area has seen 1" of snow this winter total? Much of north VA and WVA panhandle have at least 1". The northern and western burbs of Baltimore have 1" total (Frederick, Carroll and northern Baltimore counties). I think the laggards are DC proper, and then the I-95 corridor from DC-Balt and extending NE from there into Harford county. Southern and northern extremes of that area are not far from 1" total, but the middle area (Howard, northern AA county, Balt city and southern Balt county) are still <0.5".

Does that sound about right?

My back yard i.e. Reisterstown/Glyndon = 0.5 to 0.8 inch for the season. During colder and more

snowy winters, the well used trails such as the North Central Trail in Baltimore County have significant

intervals with treacherous footing due to snow, ice and crust that persist in the shaded areas for days and

often for weeks. This phenomenon is absent; it is as if we have an extended autumn season.

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So the high at BWI was supposed to be 52 and its already 58 out? Gotta love this winter. Reminds me of 97/98 (not the analog, but the end result). And you all thought last year was bad- I told you all it wasn't. THIS is what you call a bad winter around here. Maybe some of those thunderstorms can make it over the mountains. :rolleyes:

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Pretty cool -- from afternoon LWX AFD

THE ICY ROADS OF WRN ALLEGANY/MINERAL OF THIS MRNG ARE NOW A THING

OF THE PAST...ALTHO AMAZINGLY JUST BARELY. CBE TEMP STILL ONLY 39

DEG. THIS IS AMAZING WHEN ALL SURROUNDING OBS ARE IN THE 50S...AND

IN THE CASE OF W99 - 48 MILES S OF CBE...THE 2 PM TEMP IS 64! CBE

IS DEFINITELY LOCATED IN A VALLEY..AND ON SRLY WINDS COLD AIR WL

NOT BE SCOURED.

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Impressive

VAZ503-504-WVZ505-506-172115-
EASTERN HIGHLAND VA-EASTERN PENDLETON WV-WESTERN HIGHLAND VA-
WESTERN PENDLETON WV-
332 PM EST TUE JAN 17 2012
...STRONG THUNDERSTORMS TO AFFECT EASTERN HIGHLAND...EASTERN
PENDLETON...WESTERN HIGHLAND AND WESTERN PENDLETON COUNTIES...
AT 332 PM EST...DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED STRONG THUNDERSTORMS ALONG A
LINE EXTENDING FROM 19 MILES WEST OF ONEGO TO 23 MILES WEST OF CHERRY
GROVE TO 33 MILES NORTHWEST OF HIGHTOWN TO 38 MILES NORTHWEST OF MILL
GAP...MOVING EAST AT 50 MPH.
LOCATIONS IMPACTED INCLUDE UPPER TRACT.
SEVERE WEATHER MAY DEVELOP RAPIDLY. REMAIN ALERT...AND BE PREPARED
TO TAKE ACTION IF WARNINGS ARE ISSUED.
WIND GUSTS IN EXCESS OF 50 MPH ARE EXPECTED WITH THESE STORMS. WINDS
THIS STRONG CAN BRING DOWN LARGE TREE BRANCHES. TAKE SHELTER UNTIL
THE STORMS HAVE PASSED.

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