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IIRC - if I remember correctly

Aoa - at or above normal temps

Aob - at or below normal temps

Ens - ensemle model suite

H85 / H7 / h5 - different levels of the atmosphere. Lower # higher altitude. Shorthand for 850 millibars, 700 millibars etc

+tssn - what I expect to experience tomor

 

 

Thanks!

 

DCA=Reagan National

IAD=Dulles

BWI=BWI

RIC=Richmond

CHO=Charlottesville (?)

SBY=Salisbury

 

YES!!!  What about MBY?

Like DCA? Those types?

Whenever you see one just type it in (usually with a K out in front) and you'll get a result. 

Type it like that here in the post section?

Google helps as well :)

 

Google helps with some but not all:)

IIRC - if I remember correctly

Aoa - at or above normal temps

Aob - at or below normal temps

Ens - ensemle model suite

H85 / H7 / h5 - different levels of the atmosphere. Lower # higher altitude. Shorthand for 850 millibars, 700 millibars etc

+tssn - what I expect to experience tomorrow

 

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are you expecting a chance of +tssn for the majority of the area, or just expectations for you backyard?

and other stupid question, but IMHO it seems more likely then +tssn, could you see areas near the coast getting Blizzard Warnings?

It was mostly in jest. I expect isolated reports if a serious band sets up or maybe some closer to the low at the height of its intensification

Blizzard conditions maybe be experienced briefly by some but meeting criteria prob stands little chance.

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IIRC - if I remember correctly

Aoa - at or above normal temps

Aob - at or below normal temps

Ens - ensemle model suite

H85 / H7 / h5 - different levels of the atmosphere. Lower # higher altitude. Shorthand for 850 millibars, 700 millibars etc

+tssn - what I expect to experience tomor

Thanks!

DCA=Reagan National

IAD=Dulles

BWI=BWI

RIC=Richmond

CHO=Charlottesville (?)

SBY=Salisbury

YES!!! What about MBY?

Like DCA? Those types?

Whenever you see one just type it in (usually with a K out in front) and you'll get a result.

Type it like that here in the post section?

Google helps as well :)

Google helps with some but not all:)

IIRC - if I remember correctly

Aoa - at or above normal temps

Aob - at or below normal temps

Ens - ensemle model suite

H85 / H7 / h5 - different levels of the atmosphere. Lower # higher altitude. Shorthand for 850 millibars, 700 millibars etc

+tssn - what I expect to experience tomorrow

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It was mostly in jest. I expect isolated reports if a serious band sets up or maybe some closer to the low at the height of its intensification

Blizzard conditions maybe be experienced briefly by some but meeting criteria prob stands little chance.

Here is the criteria for blizzard warning

A Blizzard Warning means that the following conditions are occurring or expected within the next 12 to 18 hours.

1) Snow and/or blowing snow reducing visibility to 1/4 mile or less for 3 hours or longer

AND

2)  Sustained winds of 35 mph or greater or frequent gusts to 35 mph or greater.

There is no temperature requirement that must be met to achieve blizzard conditions. 

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It was mostly in jest. I expect isolated reports if a serious band sets up or maybe some closer to the low at the height of its intensification

Blizzard conditions maybe be experienced briefly by some but meeting criteria prob stands little chance.

Thanks as always! Perchance, if this comes together, will you be changing your profile pic to something more white?

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EZF is Frederickaburg, VA

JYO is Leesburg, VA.

They are airport codes, put a K in front of the three letters and use google and it will help you identify the airport or station code

 

 

 

Gotcha.  Thanks!

 

Just another pointer (OT so mods delete if you see fit) - When responding to a post do so outside of the quote so that if somebody replies to you they can do it properly :)

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Yeah, thats how I read it. Similarly, I think the 700 vertical velocity map is useful to determine lift (if I have that right mets)?

Yes, 700 omega/vertical velocity is the most important for visualizing where the heaviest precip is falling at a given time. Easiest way to look at it is the more concentric circles there are over your house the happier you will be.

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I just found this loon. He is my #1 pick for best forecaster of 2014, just beating DT.

http://www.facebook.com/WxSynopsis

Here is a snippet. 

 

THE GFS IS A BRUTAL BOMB....VERY NASTY SUB 990LOW COASTAL STORM BOMBING OFF THE COAST, DUMPING SNOW AT RATES OF 2-3IN AT ITS PEAK. WINDS ARE VERY NASTY ON THIS RUN. BEST OF ALL, THE GFS HAS ALL OF VA AT.50 OR HIGHER QPF. SNOW RATIO PUSHING 30:1 ON THIS RUN. 

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ALL OF VA, EVERY SQUARE INCH SHOULD NOW PREPARE FOR A MAJOR SNOWSTORM. WIDESPREAD CONDITIONS WILL BE NEAR BLIZZARD CRITERIA. PLEASE PREPARE TONIGHT AND **DO NOT** TRAVEL TOMORROW, STAY OFF THE ROADS

 

EDIT: This was supposed to be the banter thread...

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Yes, 700 omega/vertical velocity is the most important for visualizing where the heaviest precip is falling at a given time. Easiest way to look at it is the more concentric circles there are over your house the happier you will be.

 

Thanks Bob.

 

higher

 

Yeah should have said 0.5"+ since I only had the NCEP map.  What is it showing as the mean?

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