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Jan 15-16 Storm Threat Thread: The Return of Hope??


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1 minute ago, stormtracker said:

Precip on the doorstep at 10pm Tuesday....precip is oriented a bit better...SW to NE.  Seeing some positive changes...again not the "F" word worthy, but could be a little more precip...let's see

I got some F words if you don’t bring this home…:lol:

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36 minutes ago, osfan24 said:

I always thought it was a preview of the next cycle so that’s good to know. Always seemed like a good run of SREF lead to the next run if NAM being good.

Yea I always have seen the SREF as a predictor of how much wetter the next NAM run would be.  Also the Rap model that is like an ancient dinosaur of a model good luck with that model. 

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2 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

As recently as 2013, 2014, and 2015 they obliterated the DC area in snowfall. What’s happen since 2016 imo is almost all our snow has come from lucky hits by progressive boundary waves during short periods when we got an epo pna ridge. Those don’t favor Winchester. They downslope in those plus they are kinda random and usually if you’re on the cold side of the boundary it’s cold enough. Being NW and higher offers no real advantage in those.  So recently the difference is less. 
 

I think if we go back to a +pdo with more coastal storms and inside runners they will go back to doing better again. 

Ninja’d by PSU. Was just gonna say… when the overall pattern gets back to classic miller a noreasters and coastal bombs / huggers, Winchester will once again destroy IAD in snowfall. Been a very weird last 7 years. 

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1 minute ago, LeesburgWx said:

If we keep trending up to storm time, we can get back to how it was 3 days ago :weenie:

It would be pretty epic to see models 48 hour us back into a legit coastal but honestly, I’d  take this current solution of a prolonged light to occasionally moderate snow event. It’s going to look and feel wintry out there and the metros should hopefully finally break their streaks. Let’s get everyone on the board at this point.

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