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12/16 flurries and 12/17 disturbance


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lol. They had 5-8 last storm and we got 3. I really don't know what CTP is thinking sometimes with the border counties. I'd rather have LWX issue our warnings.

To be fair, I don't think many thought the warm air was going to race that far north that quickly. In some spots, the low end of that warning wasn't too far off from verifying. The high end was never going to happen in the LSV.

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lol at the contrast in discussions for the second wave...

 

LWX

ONE LAST PIECE OF ENERGY TO CROSS CWFA TUE EVNG. BY THIS POINT...

MSTR DEPTH WL BE MUCH LESS AND THERMAL PROFILES WL BE MARGINAL AS

WELL. IT MAY BE A CASE OF SPRINKLES/FLURRIES. WL HV CHC POPS ACRS

THE BALT-WASH METRO AREA TO COVER...AS PVA THERE SEEMS TO BE BEST.

 

MOUNT HOLLY

A RATHER POTENT SHORTWAVE WILL PUSH THROUGH LATE TUESDAY NIGHT

ACROSS PORTIONS OF OUR DELMARVA ZONES. MODELS ARE SHOWING A DECENT

AMOUNT OF QPF WITH THIS FEATURE AS THE TROUGH AXIS BECOMES SLIGHTLY

NEGATIVE AND ENTERS INTO A REGION THAT HAS BEEN EXPERIENCING DEEP

LAYER SOUTHWEST FLOW...PLENTY OF MOISTURE ALOFT TO MAKE SNOW. THE

SETUP LOOKS PRETTY GOOD FOR A QUICK MOVING SQUALL TO FORM AND PUSH

THROUGH PORTIONS OF CENTRAL DELMARVA HEADING INTO SOUTHERN NEW

JERSEY THROUGH EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING...GREATLY REDUCING

VISIBILITIES.

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