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March 5th Snow Threat


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This comparison makes no sense to me..3/6/13 started as snow then flipped to rain as trowel-convection cut us down w/ a closed ULL tracking over SE VA/NE NC.

This event is the polar opposite of 3/6/13, dynamically speaking.

 

I'm not sure where it started as snow and flipped to rain as you mentioned, but IMBY at the time (Glen Burnie) it rained the whole way through the event. We were all waiting for the supposed changeover to snow late morning that never happened. Kept getting pushed back to further in the day until eventually it was over.  
 
Last post I'll make on 3/6/13 as I don't want to derail the thread any further.
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How are the different versions of the NAM so wide in their snowfall amounts? One has like a foot and a half outside of Philly and 10-12 near Baltimore while that one output showed like 3 inches in Baltimore. And there's others with everything in between.

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How are the different versions of the NAM so wide in their snowfall amounts? One has like a foot and a half outside of Philly and 10-12 near Baltimore while that one output showed like 3 inches in Baltimore. And there's others with everything in between.

Because they're not particularly good at this stuff.  GFS/Euro blend and call it a day.

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BWI 1AM Thursday

LEV PRES  HGHT  TEMP  DEWP  RH  DD   WETB DIR SPD THETA THE-V THE-W THE-E   W     mb     m     C     C    %   C     C  deg knt   K     K     K     K    g/kg-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SFC 1012    72   0.0  -0.6  95  0.6  -0.2 356  11 272.3 272.9 272.3 282.0  3.61  1 1000   164  -0.6  -1.1  96  0.5  -0.8 356  17 272.6 273.2 272.4 282.1  3.53  2  950   572  -3.5  -3.6  99  0.2  -3.5 349  26 273.7 274.2 272.3 282.1  3.07  3  900   999  -3.5  -3.8  98  0.3  -3.6 315  31 277.9 278.5 275.0 286.8  3.20  4  850  1453  -0.7  -1.1  97  0.4  -0.9 278  33 285.4 286.2 280.1 297.2  4.16  5  800  1939   0.0  -0.3  98  0.3  -0.1 260  35 291.2 292.0 283.3 304.8  4.69  6  750  2456  -1.0  -1.2  99  0.2  -1.1 253  40 295.5 296.3 285.0 309.3  4.68  7  700  3006  -2.4  -2.5  99  0.2  -2.4 241  47 299.9 300.7 286.6 313.5  4.54  8  650  3593  -4.0  -4.1  99  0.1  -4.0 232  59 304.4 305.3 288.0 317.8  4.35  9  600  4222  -6.4  -6.5  99  0.1  -6.4 235  71 308.8 309.5 289.0 321.1  3.93 10  550  4899  -9.7  -9.8  99  0.1  -9.8 244  83 312.5 313.2 289.7 323.1  3.29 11  500  5630 -13.5 -14.3  94  0.7 -13.8 253  92 316.5 317.0 290.2 324.9  2.54
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BWI 1AM Thursday

LEV PRES  HGHT  TEMP  DEWP  RH  DD   WETB DIR SPD THETA THE-V THE-W THE-E   W     mb     m     C     C    %   C     C  deg knt   K     K     K     K    g/kg-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SFC 1012    72   0.0  -0.6  95  0.6  -0.2 356  11 272.3 272.9 272.3 282.0  3.61  1 1000   164  -0.6  -1.1  96  0.5  -0.8 356  17 272.6 273.2 272.4 282.1  3.53  2  950   572  -3.5  -3.6  99  0.2  -3.5 349  26 273.7 274.2 272.3 282.1  3.07  3  900   999  -3.5  -3.8  98  0.3  -3.6 315  31 277.9 278.5 275.0 286.8  3.20  4  850  1453  -0.7  -1.1  97  0.4  -0.9 278  33 285.4 286.2 280.1 297.2  4.16  5  800  1939   0.0  -0.3  98  0.3  -0.1 260  35 291.2 292.0 283.3 304.8  4.69  6  750  2456  -1.0  -1.2  99  0.2  -1.1 253  40 295.5 296.3 285.0 309.3  4.68  7  700  3006  -2.4  -2.5  99  0.2  -2.4 241  47 299.9 300.7 286.6 313.5  4.54  8  650  3593  -4.0  -4.1  99  0.1  -4.0 232  59 304.4 305.3 288.0 317.8  4.35  9  600  4222  -6.4  -6.5  99  0.1  -6.4 235  71 308.8 309.5 289.0 321.1  3.93 10  550  4899  -9.7  -9.8  99  0.1  -9.8 244  83 312.5 313.2 289.7 323.1  3.29 11  500  5630 -13.5 -14.3  94  0.7 -13.8 253  92 316.5 317.0 290.2 324.9  2.54

Rimed conglomerate parachutes.  

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Shoot, since 1AM Thursday looked so good at BWI, this is 10PM Wednesday night.....changes between midnight and 1AM Thursday I guess

LEV PRES  HGHT  TEMP  DEWP  RH  DD   WETB DIR SPD THETA THE-V THE-W THE-E   W     mb     m     C     C    %   C     C  deg knt   K     K     K     K    g/kg-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SFC 1010    72   1.6   0.6  93  1.0   1.2 352   7 274.0 274.6 273.8 284.7  3.95  1 1000   151   1.9   0.4  90  1.5   1.3 351  12 275.0 275.7 274.4 285.7  3.93  2  950   562  -1.2  -1.8  96  0.6  -1.4 335  25 276.0 276.6 274.4 285.7  3.53  3  900   993  -1.1  -1.6  96  0.5  -1.3 304  28 280.4 281.0 277.1 290.9  3.78  4  850  1451   0.9   0.4  96  0.5   0.7 269  27 287.1 287.9 281.4 300.3  4.63  5  800  1940   1.6   1.1  96  0.5   1.4 255  35 292.9 293.8 284.5 308.0  5.19  6  750  2460   1.1   0.6  96  0.5   0.8 255  45 297.8 298.8 286.6 313.5  5.32  7  700  3014  -0.6  -0.7  99  0.2  -0.6 244  51 301.9 302.8 287.9 317.5  5.19  8  650  3605  -2.5  -2.5  99  0.1  -2.5 233  62 306.2 307.1 289.1 321.2  4.89  9  600  4238  -5.7  -5.7 100  0.0  -5.7 234  71 309.5 310.3 289.5 322.6  4.16 10  550  4915 -10.1 -10.2  99  0.1 -10.1 244  79 312.1 312.7 289.5 322.4  3.21 11  500  5644 -14.3 -14.4  99  0.2 -14.3 254  92 315.6 316.1 289.9 323.8  2.50
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