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The March 6 Storm- The (last) Great White Hope, Part II


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You guys are going to roll your eyes but JB gets credit. He said back in Mid February that he expected the early March pattern to yield some kind of "superstorm" for the Mid Atlantic. This is pretty darn close

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You guys are going to roll your eyes but JB gets credit. He said back in Mid February that he expected the early March pattern to yield some kind of "superstorm" for the Mid Atlantic. This is pretty darn close

but let's go back and see how many times he said the same thing and nothing happened

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Clown maps must have a large portion as rain: http://raleighwx.americanwx.com/models/nam/18znamsnow_NE060.gif

 

 

Would be brutal punishment to the DC crew if that verified.

 

I mean, that could happen..who knows...but with those punishing UVV's, I'm not sure.   I don't know what the algorithm calculates to get that total.

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that is the most snow for BWI on those clown maps yet

I don't know what that one uses but it is way, way more conservative with rain/snow calculation than any other all along

I don't this sounding would be rain?

NAM_218_2013030418_F51_39.0000N_77.0000W

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I don't this sounding would be rain?

*snip image*

 

That's all snow.

Your pushing Sleet/Snow at hr 39 there.

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Temps are looking to be more and more of a problem for the DC and Baltimore crew as this thing keeps coming north. Loudoun and West should do amazing but I'd be sweating in it the near DC or Baltimore suburbs right now. http://raleighwx.americanwx.com/models/nam/18znamsnow_NE060.gif

Does anyone feel concerned that this is not all snow?

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this isn't scientific at all, but going by "feel"...i just don't see how a lot of this can be rain.  we've had a nice airmass in place for the last few days.  it "feels" like a snowstorm is coming, not a rainstorm.  this isn't like march 2001 when i was out in shorts and a t-shirt the day before they were calling for a foot of snow.

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