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The January 5/6 Thing


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Well the NAM is running......its finally getting into range where its somewhat useful.....remember the NAM always overdoes QPF by at least 25% so dont get too excited when you see the totals it spits out!

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Just now, Shad said:

Well the NAM is running......its finally getting into range where its somewhat useful.....remember the NAM always overdoes QPF by at least 25% so dont get too excited when you see the totals it spits out!

I know it's a bias, but I don't think we can necessarily just cut qpf because of it

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1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

I still think nrn MD is the jack zone for now although I realize some of the guidance is south. Just going by how these trend and mid level features. We’ll see what 12z does. Either way a solid hit in the DC-BWI metro for sure. There will be a narrow area of 12+ I think. 

Sweet, thanks again for your input! 

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1 hour ago, WVclimo said:

DC with greater than a 50% chance of 8”+ :beer:

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Wow, DC the favored low-land contender - I'm not sure I've seen that before.  Is this a bias-adjusted best estimate of the chance or the percent of ensemble members giving 8 or more inches

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