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February 10-12, 2021 Winter Event


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6 minutes ago, Baltimorewx said:

Baltimore just hangs on to snow on the NAM...verbatim its nice cuz its wetter but getting too close for mixing

 And seasonal trend for I-95 seems to be the mix line always creeps a bit farther north, and faster, than the models suggest... (And that also includes Philadelphia and New York areas during their storms).

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Just now, real said:

 And seasonal trend for I-95 seems to be the mix line always creeps a bit farther north, and faster, than the models suggest... (And that also includes Philadelphia and New York areas during their storms).

Yeah but right now it kinda seems on its own with the mixing line that far north..I mean we are only talking 30 miles though so who knows it could be on to something

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     Really need to focus on the NAM nest over the parent here.     We've seen the parent NAM be too wet in the short range for several events now, and it sure seems that way again.  The nest looks far more reasonable.    The nest also keeps DC and areas along and south of Route 50 as a mix going to rain, and that makes sense to me again (with the parent slightly further south with the rain-snow line).

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3 minutes ago, clskinsfan said:

It's pretty bad brother. We get a half inch of snow while Frederick gets 5.

You aren’t looking at all of it. The 3k soundings are below freezing all the way down. The 12k is barely above around 800. It’s wet. I’ll take my chances.

And don’t forget that it’s the NAM. The model that gave us 3-4” a couple of weeks ago and it rained.

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Just now, wxtrix said:

there’s nowhere to go but up! :drunk:

I know. Which is what I said earlier about LWX having advisories instead of warnings. They always downgrade once the storm gets going, maybe this time they will upgrade. A weenie can hope. 

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1 minute ago, snowfan said:

Lol. Been awhile since we've seen one of those bad maps :)

 

3 minutes ago, mappy said:

lol some bad collaborating going on between offices

i'm going to hug state college's totals and put myself in the 4-6 range. 

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Looks pretty obvious which office has left the reservation 

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1 minute ago, WinterWxLuvr said:

Not knocking it’s qpf. I like that too. But the precip types? If it’s right every NWS office around is wrong

Oh. I haven't actually looked at the model, just what was posted here. I don't pay attention to the precip types, its very generalized. Gotta look at soundings for any one location to really know what the type is. Up here, for me at least, it will be all snow. 

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10 minutes ago, high risk said:

     Really need to focus on the NAM nest over the parent here.     We've seen the parent NAM be too wet in the short range for several events now, and it sure seems that way again.  The nest looks far more reasonable.    The nest also keeps DC and areas along and south of Route 50 as a mix going to rain, and that makes sense to me again (with the parent slightly further south with the rain-snow line).

3K is still pretty wet for Baltimore though so Ill take it lol

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2 minutes ago, mappy said:

Oh. I haven't actually looked at the model, just what was posted here. I don't pay attention to the precip types, its very generalized. Gotta look at soundings for any one location to really know what the type is. Up here, for me at least, it will be all snow. 

Soundings. Exactly. Not model maps

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