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December 16/17 Winter Event


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last year only snow I got was a snow burst from the lakes that made it over the mountains snowed fast and hard on a day off but i had to go to work for training almost got into a 30 car pilel up. its all the snow we had all year lol. was a fast inch in 10 mins.

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5 minutes ago, Ji said:

The nam is almost an apps cutter lol

lol its pretty much a non event for our area.  Even up here its about 1" of snow to rain to dryslot.  It mixes almost to state college lol.  Be honest...it does bother you just a little to see it go that far west lol.  I am not overly concerned by an at range NAM run...but I would rather see it going the right way then the wrong way.  

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Just now, psuhoffman said:

lol its pretty much a non event for our area.  Even up here its about 1" of snow to rain to dryslot.  It mixes almost to state college lol.  Be honest...it does bother you just a little to see it go that far west lol.  I am not overly concerned by an at range NAM run...but I would rather see it going the right way then the wrong way.  

Why have models been so bad since they upgraded them? I remember for years king euro was the legit winter model. The upgrade and now it sharts the bed. then nam does good for years gets upgraded then same happens.

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2 minutes ago, Ruin said:

Why have models been so bad since they upgraded them? I remember for years king euro was the legit winter model. The upgrade and now it sharts the bed. then nam does good for years gets upgraded then same happens.

The main globals have been crazy consistent with only slight adjustments given the time scale for the last 3 days.  Some of the meso models will bounce around like this at range.  Now...if the globals were to shift to a NAM like inside cutter...that would be a major jump.  

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The main globals have been crazy consistent with only slight adjustments given the time scale for the last 3 days.  Some of the meso models will bounce around like this at range.  Now...if the globals were to shift to a NAM like inside cutter...that would be a major jump.  

 

I have seen major changes like this to often then not sadly. Major snow storm coming tomorrow temps mid 30s 12-18 inchs. wake up its all ready 43 and sun no clouds lol. 

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LWX morning disco... mentions FZRA and IP as well

.SHORT TERM /6 PM THIS EVENING THROUGH WEDNESDAY NIGHT/...
Canadian high pressure will build overhead tonight through
Tuesday with blustery and dry conditions with temperatures a
little below normal.

This high will be over Quebec by Wednesday morning and be the
source of cold air into our area for the next storm system.
Weak low pressure over the Ohio Valley will transfer to a
coastal low as an upper trough takes on a negative tilt. As this
low passes near the Delmarva Wednesday afternoon/evening, warmer
air will be drawn into southeastern parts of the area. The
gradient with this storm could be quite stark, with snow totals
approaching a foot versus only a few inches separated by a
county. The potential for mixing looks greatest along the I-95
and US-29 corridor, though worth noting the 00Z NAM brings the
warm intrusion to the Blue Ridge/Catoctins. Ensembles continue
to paint the highest probabilities of 6/12" across the northern
Shenandoah Valley into north central Maryland. For this forecast
package and at this range, have kept the forecast and snow
derivation parameters very close to our blended guidance and
WPC. This probably does not represent the threat for sleet and
freezing rain well enough, but note that is a possibility as
well. Am currently collaborating with our neighboring offices
about a winter storm watch. It looks like precipitation should
largely exit by Thursday morning.

&&

.LONG TERM /THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/...
Low pressure is progged to reside along or just east of the Delmarva
and Jersey coast Thursday morning, with lingering snow across the
northern and northeastern portions of the CWA. The low will continue
to push eastward away from the coast as the associated shortwave
aloft shunts eastward as well. This will allow for the steadier
precip across the northern half of the CWA to dwindle Thursday
morning. That being said, broad upper trough will persist over the
Mid Atlantic the remainder of the day and Thursday night, and with
shortwave energy tracking overhead, off and on snow shower/flurry
activity may linger during this time. Temperatures will be on the
chilly side for this time of year, with highs in the 30s to near 40
degrees (20s in the Alleghenies), falling back into the 20s area
wide Thursday night. The primary upper trough axis finally pushes
through the area Thursday night, so any snow shower/flurry activity
will come to an end.

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Just now, ravensrule said:

I’m way too old to be doing these late nights. If the GFS goes West I’m going to pull a JI and lose my shit. We better get 6” from this. 

lol im getting up in age to but my job I work 10 hours second shift till 2am so im use to it.

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3 minutes ago, yoda said:

@psuhoffman @MillvilleWx 

I'd take the 06z RGEM and run

I wouldn’t worry about the NAM. I can’t tell you how many times in the past few years at 36+ hours it’s given me snow on the back end of a storm that ended up no where close because the system was way more progressive.  Gonna get some sleep. 

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URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE
National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC
443 AM EST Mon Dec 14 2020

MDZ006-008-011-503-505>508-VAZ025-026-040-501-505-506-141745-
/O.NEW.KLWX.WS.A.0002.201216T1200Z-201217T0900Z/
Northern Baltimore-Cecil-Southern Baltimore-Northwest Montgomery-
Northwest Howard-Central and Southeast Howard-Northwest Harford-
Southeast Harford-Augusta-Rockingham-Rappahannock-
Northern Fauquier-Western Loudoun-Eastern Loudoun-
443 AM EST Mon Dec 14 2020

...WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM WEDNESDAY MORNING THROUGH
LATE WEDNESDAY NIGHT...

* WHAT...Heavy snow possible. Total snow accumulations of greater
  than 7 inches possible.

* WHERE...Portions of north central and northeast Maryland and
  northern Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley.

* WHEN...From Wednesday morning through late Wednesday night.

* IMPACTS...Travel could be very difficult.

* ADDITIONAL DETAILS...A wintry mix could affect accumulations
  over portions of the watch area and result in a sharp gradient
  of snow totals across a small distance.
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Updated portion of the LWX AFD after the watches issued 

After collaborating with our neighboring offices, have
issued a Winter Storm Watch for the areas that have the highest
probabilities of significant snow. As is the case with an
uncertain system with a sharp gradient, some areas may need to
be added to the watch (or eventual warning), or portions of the
watch may eventually be resolved to an advisory, based on
forecast trends. It looks like precipitation should largely exit
by Thursday morning.

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7 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

WB 6Z GFS, 925 did tick NW at Wed 7pm

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This makes sense because there was a slight tick west with the surface reflection, a bit stronger and 925mb winds were able to make it to the fall line. The fall line and east will very likely mix during this storm. Perhaps slightly beyond it too, but for how long, and then where is the deformation axis established, and is there a TROWAL. I've seen that feature now on most model runs. A lot of times in SoPA, so something to watch because it's not far away from the northern folks and that would give some crushing totals whoever gets under it.

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