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Weekend Disco/Obs Thread


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I'm kind of dubious of this squall line.....The front is somewhere near Frostburg MD I would guess....If we are going to get a squall line associated with a wind shift and rapid drop in temps I think we will see it develop by 1pm or so?...

Berk thinks around 3pm FWIW but maybe that is for around BWI

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That HRRR loop looks nice and then has like another line dropping in from a North to South motion after it...hope so

another thing to watch later is a band/area of snow moving south/southest I assume in association with the departing coastal but maybe also with vort passing well to our south.....this would be later this evening...all the models have shown it....

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another thing to watch later is a band/area of snow moving south/southest I assume in association with the departing coastal but maybe also with vort passing well to our south.....this would be later this evening...all the models have shown it....

That is definitely what this model is showing...pretty impressive looking as well

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Hours of light snow last night produced a whopping dusting on the grass and elevated surfaces. Not a single flake on any hard surface. Predictably, very soon after the snow started to stick in the grass (early AM); it stopped, only to start again later this AM once the sun was up, and the temps were safely above freezing. What little snow we got, is now all gone.

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Hours of light snow last night produced a whopping dusting on the grass and elevated surfaces. Not a single flake on any hard surface. Predictably, very soon after the snow started to stick in the grass (early AM); it stopped, only to start again later this AM once the sun was up, and the temps were safely above freezing. What little snow we got, is now all gone. This winter can't end soon enough for me.

You have to enjoy whatever you can get in a winter like this one...

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Hours of light snow last night produced a whopping dusting on the grass and elevated surfaces. Not a single flake on any hard surface. Predictably, very soon after the snow started to stick in the grass (early AM); it stopped, only to start again later this AM once the sun was up, and the temps were safely above freezing. What little snow we got, is now all gone. This winter can't end soon enough for me.

If you're going to complain, then do so in the banter thread, not here. This thread is for obs only, so your last sentence was pretty worthless.

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the front is showing up nicely on LWX radar now...will have to see if that line develops

If i were to use a line of summer storms as my guide I would say that the development would be pretty much over or just east of me...just past the mountains then intensifies as it moves east...pretty standard thunderstorm route in my 8 years here...I say it happens

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