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It would only be a fitting way to end this crappy winter with a surprise 4" snow.

It would be more fitting with a forecasted 4" with latest model guidance after the storm starts la la locked on 8-10" but nobody has the cajones to up their totals and then the storm fizzles with a dusting and forecasters are ran out of town by an angry mob of snow weenies.

Or maybe we are la la locked at 4-6" but forecasters are so gunshy they go mostly rain mixed with a few flakes but it ends up being an 8-10" traffic stopping snow bomb and they get run out of town by an angry mob of warministas. This board will be on fire though so to bad for them and yay for us.

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Its March, as long as its not storming, without an arctic air injection into the pattern even with blocking we will have hights easily into the 50's most days if it is sunny.  So what if it's not 70 degrees, if its 56 and sunny that feels nice and is good enough to get out and do things.  Lets not be wimps. 

 

if we could just kick this blasted wind i'd be fine with 50s

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Not according to HM, but I guess you know better than him ;) . Not saying anything is going to happen but there are still some slim chances which is better than we usually have around here this time of year.

HM is certainly one of the best on the Board but even he can't fight mother nature and the lousy pattern this winter

mother nature 10, Mid Atlantic 0 for this winter and I can't believe we don't get shut out the rest of what's left

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euro shows .17 @ mrb with sub 540 thickness, sub freezing 850's, and .9 surface @ 168. Snow would fall at night. IAD/JYO a little drier and warmer but close enough. Antecendent airmass on thurs is pretty cold with subfreezing lows and -10 850's.

Wait till the vort comes in amped and surface low pops in a few days.

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euro shows .17 @ mrb with sub 540 thickness, sub freezing 850's, and .9 surface @ 168. Snow would fall at night. IAD/JYO a little drier and warmer but close enough. Antecendent airmass on thurs is pretty cold with subfreezing lows and -10 850's.

Wait till the vort comes in amped and surface low pops in a few days.

 

if there is anything that should be learned, it is we must take euro surface temps as being correct as proged

any slight warm bias it may have can not be counted on to save us....it's either snow verbatim or not

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euro shows .17 @ mrb with sub 540 thickness, sub freezing 850's, and .9 surface @ 168. Snow would fall at night. IAD/JYO a little drier and warmer but close enough. Antecendent airmass on thurs is pretty cold with subfreezing lows and -10 850's.

Wait till the vort comes in amped and surface low pops in a few days.

 

im about to cut your internet connection

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I don't have euro clown maps. How they lookin?

 

8-12* for all

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*flakes

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That's incredible.

 

to be clear in my previous short hand. it was t-storms on a mild day.it was coded as ice pellets. now it has its own distinction "GR"

 

SPECI KDCA 162220Z 03020G31KT 1/4SM TSPL SCT002 OVC005 A2973 RMK R36VR14V26 T OVHD/ ALQDS MOVG SE FQT LTGCGIC AB10E14B19 HLSTO VSBY 3/16V5/16 PRESFR SLPNO 510/2

 

definitely a t-storm pattern in the maps.. vort max passing thru the lakes.. doesn't often work in winter for snow, definitely not in may. :P

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to be clear in my previous short hand. it was t-storms on a mild day.it was coded as ice pellets. now it has its own distinction "GR"

 

SPECI KDCA 162220Z 03020G31KT 1/4SM TSPL SCT002 OVC005 A2973 RMK R36VR14V26 T OVHD/ ALQDS MOVG SE FQT LTGCGIC AB10E14B19 HLSTO VSBY 3/16V5/16 PRESFR SLPNO 510/2

 

definitely a t-storm pattern in the maps.. vort max passing thru the lakes.. doesn't often work in winter for snow, definitely not in may. :P

Yeah, that makes a lot more sense to me than snow on May 16 would.  Maybe in the mountains, but even that would be an incredible thing at this latitude.

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Yeah, that makes a lot more sense to me than snow on May 16 would.  Maybe in the mountains, but even that would be an incredible thing at this latitude.

 

accum snow (0.1"+) prob best metric as hail gets coded as T snow in the record at least from time to time.

 

these days getting anything in april is a monumental task.. we did used to get some here and there more than we have in the last few decades.

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We have 2 threats inside of 11 days. An appetizer and a main course. all f'n in.

people think I am joking but this looks like a good setup with a fresh 1035 high in canada working down. I got a few inches on Oct 27 last year. 

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sfc is cold too.. and it's mainly at night. this is it baby.

CWG will call for a T to a dusting and we will get 5 inches and they will get demolished again after people get stuck on roads and school buses slide of bridges

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the ingredients have shown for 2-3 runs now. My joke hat is off for a second. Once we get past next week's rainer the pattern goes amplified again with an ec trough. I can't tell how the blocking looks (prob doesn't matter this far away) but it's not progressive or an easy west track.

Airmass seem really cold for mid march and the source region is cold. NS is active prior. Prob gonna need some sort of stream phase to pull it off and it's like half a century in the future but the whole period is at the very least worth watching.

ok, joke hat back on. What do the d11-12 clown maps and control run look like? There could be another threat on the heels too.

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Yeah, that makes a lot more sense to me than snow on May 16 would. Maybe in the mountains, but even that would be an incredible thing at this latitude.

My mom has always insisted it snowed in NOVA on May 1 1963. That was last day of her job where she was given a party prior to my birth two months later. Any way to confirm that?

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My mom has always insisted it snowed in NOVA on May 1 1963. That was last day of her job where she was given a party prior to my birth two months later. Any way to confirm that?

Quite possible, here were the high/lows and precip in areas:

LGA: 57/39 0.1

PHL: 57/35 T (snow)

BWI: 52/37 T (snow)

DCA: 52/41 T (snow)

IAD: 48/39 T (snow)

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