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MLK 2022 Storm Potential


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2 minutes ago, Rockem_sockem_connection said:

"Disregard the ICON it sucks" - when this forum hates what it says

"I hope the ICON is right!!!" - when this forum likes what it says 

I love weather forums lolol

 

-RSC

 

 

disregarding and hoping are 2 way different things

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Just now, Always in Zugzwang said:

Whatever it's worth (yeah not much perhaps!!), the Icon shows "rain" at 105 around the DC metro but looking at its surface temperature it is below freezing DC and north.  So sleet/ice then?  Similarly at 108.  Here's the 2-m temps at 105:

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ICON seems to run super cold in storms. I remember last year, it had 17 degrees and rain or something in a FEb storm

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1 minute ago, Always in Zugzwang said:

Whatever it's worth (yeah not much perhaps!!), the Icon shows "rain" at 105 around the DC metro but looking at its surface temperature it is below freezing DC and north.  So sleet/ice then?  Similarly at 108.  Here's the 2-m temps at 105:

icon_T2m_contour_neus_36.png

As far as I know, the ICON reads every non-snow precip type as "rain". 

So what they depict as "rain" may very well be a wintry mix.

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4 minutes ago, Ji said:

ICON seems to run super cold in storms. I remember last year, it had 17 degrees and rain or something in a FEb storm

Could be, I'm not familiar with the ICON's tendencies overall.  But I also know those depictions on TT at least, it doesn't distinguish between snow and anything else.  So many times when it shows rain it could well be ice depending on the surface temps.

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1 minute ago, Fozz said:

As far as I know, the ICON reads every non-snow precip type as "rain". 

So what they depict as "rain" may very well be a wintry mix.

Yup, which is why I looked at and showed the temps at that particular hour.  Taken verbatim, we're probably sleeting or freezing rain.  I didn't look at any soundings.

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3 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

 

Yep. Let’s get the trend started tonight with 0z with a slow but steady trend E over the next few days. Still plenty of ensemble members with great tracks and even some misses to the SE. Plenty of time for a consensus track in the middle to arise 

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