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MLK 2022 Storm Potential


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15 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

Why isn't he posting?  This is right up his alley....doom posting and this time, he'd actually be right! 

lol he’s not so doom and gloom now

8 minutes ago, DDweatherman said:

@mappy where did you and Chris grab a beer? That’s a good happy hour model watching idea if I’ve ever heard one. 

We are at BC Brewery, a coworkers last day is tomorrow so out with work folks 

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Just now, WxUSAF said:

You’re far enough west that any warm layer you get will probably be really short lived. But they sounding shows that (at least) the 800-875mb layer is warming rapidly and a higher resolution model probably would indicate a warmer layer. 
 

It’s still going to snow in the metro corridor and it still will accumulate. But I think there will be SOME sleet for many/most east of 81.

Agree. If its not sleeting during that sounding than it will be shortly. But with a sounding like that the previous half hour was probably an epic snow dump. And I also agree that our elevation helps some. 

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14 minutes ago, clskinsfan said:

We could end up going over to plain old rain as well with a west shift. Nothing is off the table at this point. I am feeling good about the Euro and GFS being almost identical at this point though. 

Very true. One thing is for sure, ill be up through the 00z euro run tonight as we enter it’s wheelhouse. Feeling very good about our chances of a warning event 

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3 minutes ago, jayyy said:

THERE HE IS! Dude. We need your persistent optimism. Worked wonders last week. 

You need to go to the store, buy about ten Jebman Shovels, because the entire Washington Metropolitan Region is going to get demolished by a Jebman Shift in the models, maybe several Jebman Shifts. The entire region's gonna be under WSW's.

Well maybe NOT Jebman shifts, but shifts nonetheless that will place all of your backyards squarely in the torrential snow and under the deform. Track the models strap yourself in tight, gonna be a wild ride lol

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12 minutes ago, nj2va said:

GFS has McHenry gusting into the low 50s Sunday night.  Check out this panel for the 95 corridor.  I’d think overdone but we do wind well around here.  

 

I can't think of a time when the euro gust panels were accurate for any kind of storm. Never checked gfs. Euro always seemed way overdone. I started looking at wind a different way and got much better at predicting. Look at your sustained surface winds instead of gusts. Then add 10-15mph to that for "gusts". Check 925s and see how quick it's ripping just off the deck and make adjustments in your head. Generally speaking, I95 & west really doesn't get big wind gusts without a westerly component. Maybe it's topography. My yard or neighborhood gets little if any wind damage when there's an easterly component. 

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3 minutes ago, IronTy said:

My wife has to fly out of IAD on Monday midday for some business trip to go fire one of her CEOs.  I'm selfish and don't want her to go.  I haven't told her about this storm so she hasn't had the chance to change the flight to BWI.  I feel guilty, but not really. 

That CEO thanks you. 

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