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The March 5-7 White Lion Obs/Nowcasting Thread


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  On 3/6/2013 at 5:48 PM, Jeff B said:

Been snowing moderately to heavy and steadily for the past hour in Sparks, MD (21152).  Too warm to accumulate except as slush on cars.  Pretty to watch.  Ground is barely white.

 

It's 3.5" where I am in Cockeysville, but just a few miles down the road it looks just like you described......ugly slop and not really much of anything sticking.

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  On 3/6/2013 at 5:52 PM, Ian said:

Looks like a lot of the area is mixing more now

 

remember the soundings showed 9z was the dicey time when its really showing up around 18z. The whole storm evolution seems to be progressing 6-9 hours slower than the models anticipated, even the higher res short range models. I think this is easily one of the biggest model busts of recent time this close in, both from hires, regional, and global models, both from a perspective of storm evolution and QPF

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  On 3/6/2013 at 5:54 PM, Tenman Johnson said:

2.75" so far and snow at rate of 1-2"ph but about 10% is big fat raindrops and the accumulation rate is marginal.

How much for DCA so far?

.1 at 7a... So maybe .3?
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  On 3/6/2013 at 5:52 PM, Fozz said:

It's 3.5" where I am in Cockeysville, but just a few miles down the road it looks just like you described......ugly slop and not really much of anything sticking.

WBAL just did a live shot from York and Timonium rd. and there was literally nothing on the ground.

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  On 3/6/2013 at 5:54 PM, vinylfreak89 said:

remember the soundings showed 9z was the dicey time when its really showing up around 18z. The whole storm evolution seems to be progressing 6-9 hours slower than the models anticipated, even the higher res short range models. I think this is easily one of the biggest model busts of recent time this close in, both from hires, regional, and global models, both from a perspective of storm evolution and QPF

 

 

the DCA QPF numbers may end up more "euroesque"

 

Had 2-3 6 hour frames in the .35 .4 range.

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  On 3/6/2013 at 5:55 PM, Clueless said:

Loudoun Co has asked drivers to stay off the roads. Downed trees and powerlines.

Back roads must be really slushy.

 

Not sure that means anything. Think DC is also asking people to stay off the roads..

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