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March 2-3 Disco, Part III


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Hello brother.

I looked at reports in Western MD and they have busted so far and we are still sitting with rain. Precip will shut off around 8 am and 3-4 hours of snow is not enough for the current totals.

T-1/2 in DCA

2 in IAD

3 in BWI

Who remembers the storm last year where we were progged 4-8 inches then kept going lower and lower until it was 1"?

Epic trolling. Are you in Orlando?

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Hello brother.

 

I looked at reports in Western MD and they have busted so far and we are still sitting with rain.  Precip will shut off around 8 am and 3-4 hours of snow is not enough for the current totals.

 

T-1/2 in DCA

2 in IAD

3 in BWI

 

Who remembers the storm last year where we were progged 4-8 inches then kept going lower and lower until it was 1"?

Agreed...I think you will be right

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Hello brother.

I looked at reports in Western MD and they have busted so far and we are still sitting with rain. Precip will shut off around 8 am and 3-4 hours of snow is not enough for the current totals.

T-1/2 in DCA

2 in IAD

3 in BWI

I think this is nonsense.

1) Western MD is on the northern fringe of precip, and is not running below latest model prognostications at this time. Temp is 16F at Wisp right now.

2) QPF increases the farther south you go, as you get closer to the better lift. There will probably be more snowfall farther south in DC than @ BWI.

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Nice run of the GFS which supports the northward jog on the NAM. Noticed the 850 -10 line dropping south quicker. Good timing of cooling/lift for dendrite growth DC Metro. I'm excited and I'm off work and enjoying on off time. No deployment this go around.

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Fellow colleagues in OK and Kansas said they experienced every type of precip today including CG's with sleet. A system this vigorous running into arctic air may produce some real interesting phenomena that none of the models have sampled. We shall see.

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