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the 6z GFS is a definite improvement.....I imagine this storm will be like the others...people who live in places I have never heard of with one traffic light will post pics of their +SN and 4" and I will be oscillating between precip types and taking pics of cartops

LOL- funny post. But I know exactly what you're saying. Not this time though. We are going to witness the tried and true euro unwrapping and gfs amping. I love being a weenie. Busting had no consequences. Haha

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This has a progressive look to it and I don't expect it to wrap up too much. I see a light overrunning event with 1-3 inches over a wide area. I just don't see a strong enough system to do much more than that. The one big question I have is if the light precip will be enough to overcome a questionable boundary layer.

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i'm going to look at the NAM now since I am desperate and hope it gives me snow...if it doesn't no big deal...We can dismiss it like we usually do

I looked the the euro on wunderground since you can get 3 hourly maps and it has a wind stream line map that shows dc with easterly winds even with the low developing to the south as it implies a weak low to the northwest. That's still the crux of the issue for you and me. My boundary layer is above freezing on the Euro. I think the GFS, even the 06Z would be mostly rain for the city and points southeast or really sloppy snow. The ncep precip algorithm has us as rain. We need the Euro to hang tough. The Ji's of the owrld probably do well with either model.

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