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December 16/17 Winter Event


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4 minutes ago, PhineasC said:

Not trying to piss in anyone's cornflakes. I hope the western crew gets the three feet the NAM is spitting out. I would sell hard on those totals, but maybe it'll work out. Either way, that crew will do better than the Beltway crew for sure. 

Just beware the last minute east tics while spiking the football...

I think we’ll see a slight east tick or two tomorrow/game time.  I’m hoping for 1” QPF which every model gives me (with breathing room assuming there’s tics).  No one is getting 3’ from this but I wouldn’t be surprised for a very localized report of 20” especially somewhere close to the mixing line in N central MD.

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Before the gfs runs I’m hoping for some help. This storm as modeled, less in the euro but even there, seems to have a precip field they just unwinds as it strengthens. There’s no consolidation or wrap up. It just spreads out ahead of the low as it goes up the coast. There seems to be no wrapping of the precip. Just seems odd. I’m sure the models aren’t wrong but I just don’t understand it.

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2 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

Yes.  The NAM should be replaced before 2024.

Perhaps you should take an introductory course in NWP so that you can actually learn how to interpret a model. Or perhaps read up on some of the material discussed earlier on how to use the NAM at this range. You don’t look at the exact amounts, you watch the trends and the evolution and what the run to run differences/similarities are. Rarely does anyone take one model 100% for qpf, it’s always a blend. Most important information is how the model is handling the moving pieces that will become the weather event. These higher “snowfall” amounts you are seeing do not take into account sleet/ice which can jack up the amounts. What I take from the run is the penetration of the warm air...good front end thump then more expansive mixing and rain then this AM. 

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Just now, psuhoffman said:

12knam isn’t a big event even up here imo. 2-3 before and 1-3 after a flip imo. 3k would be fun though. Good 4-6” front thump then 4-8” back. Go with the 3k. 

Didn’t you say we shouldnt hang our hats on backend snow? The nam is a disaster lol

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6 minutes ago, Ji said:

whats going on here lol

 

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I will try to sum up

This is a map. It has colors and numbers overlaying a depiction of the states along part of the eastern seaboard.  Some of the numbers and colors mean things. For instance, Canada is cold while the Atlantic waters are warm. 

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Just now, WinterWxLuvr said:

Yeah that’s what I was referring to. There’s no backend because there’s no backside at all. It looks like a warm front behind the low.

Actually it’s a cold front to push out all the warm 850s. At least from my side of the blue ridge

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1 minute ago, WinterWxLuvr said:

Yeah that’s what I was referring to. There’s no backend because there’s no backside at all. It looks like a warm front behind the low.

I’d never recover. I’d get a good front end thump, then sleet until the dry slot moved west and I’d be done. Looks fine for psu, but it was horrible imby 

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Our best shot for heavy snow outside the favored areas well north and west will come on the front end thump. The CAD unfortunately is marginal and not deep which will erode quickly after 18z. Some areas such as nova, central MD, north of 70 could pick up 3-5 in the first 3-4 hours of the event before changing to sleet then rain. Need the thump. Wrap around CAA never set in stone and it appears the best forcing per the upper low energy will be north of the area in PA/NJ. Lighter snow on the backside for our area, let’s hope we can keep more forcing before everything shifts out. 

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10 minutes ago, DDweatherman said:

RGEM moved the snow line 40-50 miles SE for everyone on this run. A better 4-6" thump for those around the DC beltway just referencing TTB with better totals to the N/E. 

Is the rgem in Millville’s top 5 above hieroglyphics?  If so I’m hugging it

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