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Feb. 26 Storm DISC+OBS


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  On 2/25/2015 at 8:57 PM, UVVmet84 said:

Pretty much the max zone here across the bay to Kay's area.

Great storm for sure. News called for clouds when I went to sleep at 11:15 and woke up to heavy snow and finished with 18 inches in SE Baltimore City at my house during the time. Major model fail back then.
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  On 2/25/2015 at 8:50 PM, WestminsterDeathband said:

Just keeping track for DC..hopefully GFS/RGEM moisten at 18z so consensus improves even more...right now looks like a 2" snowfall...maybe a tad more.

 

12zGFS - 0.15"

18z NAM - 0.22"

18z Hi res - 0.27"

15z SREF - 0.27"

12z Euro - 0.24"

12z GGEM - 0.12"

12z UKMET - 0.20"

12z RGEM - 0.09"

 

Thanks for doing this... very helpful

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  On 2/25/2015 at 9:05 PM, Don Cherry said:

Seems high for a low total.  

heaviest stuff doesn't come till that period.. still going at the end of the run too. but it is the rap at the end of its run. 

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From the southeast thread........................ MODEL GUIDANCE HAS TRENDED SLIGHTLY MORE NORTHERLY WITH THE TRACK OF
THE DEVELOPING STORM SYSTEM AND IN FACT THE LATEST SURFACE ANALYSIS
SHOWS THE SURFACE CENTER SLIGHTLY NORTH OF THE FORECAST POSITION.

THIS CONTINUED TREND RESULTS IN A SLIGHTLY WARMER BOUNDARY LAYER AND
HEAVIER PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS.

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  On 2/25/2015 at 9:08 PM, Winteraddict said:

From the southeast thread........................ MODEL GUIDANCE HAS TRENDED SLIGHTLY MORE NORTHERLY WITH THE TRACK OF

THE DEVELOPING STORM SYSTEM AND IN FACT THE LATEST SURFACE ANALYSIS

SHOWS THE SURFACE CENTER SLIGHTLY NORTH OF THE FORECAST POSITION.

THIS CONTINUED TREND RESULTS IN A SLIGHTLY WARMER BOUNDARY LAYER AND

HEAVIER PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS.

 

Which WFO is that from?

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  On 2/25/2015 at 8:40 PM, Ian said:

One thing for sure.. people here like snow. you never hear about possible negatives. :D

 

more progressive than modeled

low never gets as deep as modeled

coastal forms farther off shore leaving NW side less expansive

convection robs moisture transport to anywhere N of RIC

high rates never develop and the 1/4" of salt on the roads leave them wet instead of white

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  On 2/25/2015 at 9:16 PM, Ji said:

it's euros fault. Always the last model to catch on

Not sure I'd run to the high end yet but we are back on a heater and late winter is the new winter.. so I dunno. 

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