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February 7th Storm Threat Discussion/Obs


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1 hour ago, nj2va said:

LWX is on board!

Saturday Night
Mostly cloudy, with a low around 33. Northwest wind around 5 mph becoming calm.
Sunday
Mostly sunny, with a high near 47.

Looks like they hadn't updated the grids yet as it's drastically different now. Sometimes they are caught up in dissecting runs and then get to the grids late. Our GFE system for the public grids takes time to fenagle with to make it look like you want to forecast.  

1 hour ago, Yeoman said:

Why do people around here still go to that embarrassment of an NWS website and these random talking heads on the local news when you have access to the latest info here?

I love you too, man

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8 minutes ago, PivotPoint said:

This will definitely happen that Mappy started the thread and only model talk is allowed, EXCEPT, when she wants to banter. The storm loves that, so she’s helping the storm guys

I feel like the gradient will setup where we want it but question for me is development and interaction of NS/SS. If we can get some interaction I feel like it will pull the gradient along a line from Roanoke to Dc. 

Tell us again most your post aren’t banter but you keep right where they started. What’s joke lol

You’re more than welcome to go enjoy this threat somewhere else. 

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Just now, CAPE said:

But you can say this 9 out of10 times there is a chance of snow. Be adventurous and daring.

Chiefs by 17!

@mappys house? I mean the house always wins for a reason when the odds are stacked in their favor and there’s a finger on the scale. A thread the needle with meh airmass? I’m going for the far N/W burbs always. Maybe this is the exception, but I’ll believe that with Sunday’s 0z runs maybe.

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3 minutes ago, SnowenOutThere said:

Looking at the NAM models and if they come true do you think with the 3 inches of snow per hour rates there could be some thundersnow overnight?

Don't think it's dynamic enough for that, though a decent swath of QPF.  We got thundersnow and heavy rates during 2011 Commutageddon, but that was an strong upper low that passed over us.

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1 minute ago, WxUSAF said:

@mappys house? I mean the house always wins for a reason when the odds are stacked in their favor and there’s a finger on the scale. A thread the needle with meh airmass? I’m going for the far N/W burbs always. Maybe this is the exception, but I’ll believe that with Sunday’s 0z runs maybe.

I would tend to agree, but there is still a fast flow and it would seem amplification will be somewhat limited, this is going to be in and out in less than 12 hours, and it appears it will occur late late Sat night into early Sunday, so that sort of evens things out a bit.

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