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February 12-13 Storm, Part II


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I know I sound crazy, but I am a little disappointed this didn't stay very wet. The temps are not very cold. If QPF drops to .50-.75 over 20 hours we won't do well... To get big snows DCA and BWI need mega-precip.

NAM isn't a 20hr event.  Most falls in ~10hrs. 

 

:lol: @ despairing because the NAM didn't hold it's 20-30" solution 60hrs out. 

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This place is loltastic.  Obviously the NAM wasn't going to show another 20"+ snowstorm at 0z.  It shows 1.1/1.2" of QPF at DCA and people are complaining that they're disappointed with how dry it is?  Being 50-100 miles north of the bullseye 48 hours from the event is A-OK with me.

 

I'd lock this NAM up and run.

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IMO- the nam is a much better tool once things are organized and moving along. This is a complicated energy phase that hasn't even begun yet. The nam isn't the right tool to use from birth of the system and then out 2.5+ days. Every run will have larger jumps than the globals past 48 hours. 

 

Blending the global guidance and taking considering for the biases then drawing a line is the smart approach. Not looking at the nam every  6 hours. This time tomorrow the NAM will be become pretty important. Right now? nah. 

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