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December 22-23, 2022: Warm Rain to Arctic Chill


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4 minutes ago, IronTy said:

Idk, it's not looking as lucrative as it once was.  Hoping to get there sometime Friday mid day and get the tent set up before the temps really start to drop.  

yeah, similar to this last weekend the track of the low isn’t ideal for optimizing upslope. We want it bombing out and heading N/NE of the area so the winds are coming straight out of the NW off the lakes. This has evolved into bombing out/decaying to our WNW before lifting NE. Will still have upslope but not nearly as much as what could have been. 

 

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2 hours ago, BristowWx said:

It could be 63 and sunny for Christmas.  This is better.  

Christmas 2015 was close to 70 and pouring.  And not even a month later look what we got!
This year we probably get the boot both ways.  It's like a magnet with two south poles!

Even more depressing is I just realized on this day in 2019 we were getting pummeled with our first storm of the amazing 09-10 winter.  Found some videos.  We got 19" from that system.  And (of course) it was gone by Christmas!

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5 minutes ago, Stormfly said:

Christmas 2015 was close to 70 and pouring.  And not even a month later look what we got!
This year we probably get the boot both ways.  It's like a magnet with two south poles!

Even more depressing is I just realized on this day in 2019 we were getting pummeled with our first storm of the amazing 09-10 winter.  Found some videos.  We got 19" from that system.  And (of course) it was gone by Christmas!

What can you do.  We picked a hobby that we have no control over nor can we get better at it.  It’s not golf or tennis.  It’ll snow again.  Weather is more like gambling.  You win once lose 10 times after but keep coming back because you won once. 

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7 minutes ago, nj2va said:

DC goes from 50 at 10a Friday to 30 at 11a Friday on the GFS.  That would be pretty remarkable.  

~0.1” QPF falls in DC after 11a.

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I would take the 00z gfs in a heartbeat. A couple inches of snow with falling temps and windy conditions. 

Has 2 - 3 " along the M/D. 

To bad no other model is really showing that.

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5 minutes ago, Chris78 said:

I would take the 00z gfs in a heartbeat. A couple inches of snow with falling temps and windy conditions. 

Has 2 - 3 " along the M/D. 

To bad no other model is really showing that.

Hey, the GFS was right in the depiction of the NS SS in the Northwest for this storm in the face of every other model.  A weenie can dream.

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2 hours ago, nj2va said:

yeah, similar to this last weekend the track of the low isn’t ideal for optimizing upslope. We want it bombing out and heading N/NE of the area so the winds are coming straight out of the NW off the lakes. This has evolved into bombing out/decaying to our WNW before lifting NE. Will still have upslope but not nearly as much as what could have been. 

 

would the recent east trends help in maximizing upslope?

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