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1 minute ago, psuhoffman said:

CMC is very nice.  from the ptype plots...very nice WAA thump then we get CCB'd pretty darn good even down into N VA.  East of a IAD to Me line does mix with sleet for a time and east of 95 mixes with some rain but VERY nice front and back end.  

I'd argue even down toward EZF looking at 108-118 for the CCB

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2 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

I guess EZF is kinda my line for what is northern v Central VA.  Somewhere around there is the divide for the CCB though.  But south of there gets some pretty good WAA thump at the start.  

 

5 minutes ago, yoda said:

I'd argue even down toward EZF looking at 108-118 for the CCB

Appreciate the EZF love Yoda.....know what usually happens down here. A warning level storm will be great, any CCB love would just be a bonus!

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Just now, Amped said:

Both the GFS and CMC have incredible CCBS. 

Watch carefully and you can see the coastal drop back to the southwest  along the NJ/DE coasts.

I don't know if that will actually verify.

Those hourly panels on the CMC are amazing. The Low just keeps getting pushed back west. It sits off of OC for 24 hours and rakes the western burbs. 

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29 minutes ago, clskinsfan said:

If you are in the Shenandoah Valley you better pray with me that that the GFS is wrong. We miss the big thump, get dry slotted and miss the good snows from the coastal. It is a bad run out here. No other way to put it. 

FWIW, the ENS mean is quite a bit better for us.

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