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1/19 - The Weekend Roulette Wheel Thing


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2 minutes ago, dailylurker said:

Looks like here in the lowlands it's back to our regularly scheduled programming. Glad i scored early in January. This week is falling apart fast.

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5 minutes ago, WxMan1 said:

Quite a N-S gradient in AA County per the GFS (2-9"). More typical (climo like) that what we've seen this winter, but still, everyone in the immediate DC metro region will be on the lookout for pingers. 

Yeah, don't remind me. #gradientproblems

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1 minute ago, SomeguyfromTakomaPark said:

They sure do!  Even a tad better with the cold push toggling the 18z Sunday temps.

Actually worse for the cities. Many members like the cmc and snow is much more NW 

 

 

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1 minute ago, stormtracker said:

You couldn't wait to pull that one out, could you? :lol:

But yeah...it's annoying, but If the Euro holds, I dunno man

i cant see the euro going from snow to rain so close to the storm man...i mean it starts in 36 hours or so right?

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Just now, SomeguyfromTakomaPark said:

I dunno, I still see like 15+ that give me accumulating snow.  I don't have access to the members though to toggle with 6z but I'll roll the dice with that. 

Snowfall mean seems a bit south of 6z, but would need to compare the individual members to see if that is skewed by a few big hits/misses.

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1 minute ago, stormtracker said:

You couldn't wait to pull that one out, could you? :lol:

But yeah...it's annoying, but If the Euro holds, I dunno man

Why is there still this much difference 48 and less hours out form a storm is getting frustrating. 

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2 minutes ago, hstorm said:

Snowfall mean seems a bit south of 6z, but would need to compare the individual members to see if that is skewed by a few big hits/misses.

You can see the 3” probs shrank some south and Increased north. 

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2 minutes ago, hstorm said:

Snowfall mean seems a bit south of 6z, but would need to compare the individual members to see if that is skewed by a few big hits/misses.

The probability of a 4 inch snow in DC went from 32%to 35% and the probability of a 1 inch snow went from 72% to 100% from 6z to 12z.  

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5 minutes ago, TSSN+ said:

Why is there still this much difference 48 and less hours out form a storm is getting frustrating. 

 

6 minutes ago, Ji said:

i cant see the euro going from snow to rain so close to the storm man...i mean it starts in 36 hours or so right?

It really is such a weird situation we're in.   Especially this close in.  I mean, there are usually some model differences, but this scattershot is wild.   Models running the gamut, from damn near nothing, to warning criteria, to a rainstorm all the way up to Mitch and co. within 48 hours of a storm.  Crazy times.

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31 minutes ago, yoda said:

Don't bother with the 12z CMC unless you are in W MD

FYI, once we are inside 72 hours there is really no need to wait for the GGEM, the RGEM is just a higher resolution version of the GGEM.  It's not like the NAM and GFS where they can be crazy different.  The GGEM and RGEM are never that different just the RGEM will show more details...and frankly if they were different you're supposed to use the RGEM once inside range...so once close enough the GGEM is irrelevant.  

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1 minute ago, psuhoffman said:

FYI, once we are inside 72 hours there is really no need to wait for the GGEM, the RGEM is just a higher resolution version of the GGEM.  It's not like the NAM and GFS where they can be crazy different.  The GGEM and RGEM are never that different just the RGEM will show more details...and frankly if they were different you're supposed to use the RGEM once inside range...so once close enough the GGEM is irrelevant.  

I will say, the UK hasn't been awful lately, though it has had a tendency to be underamped rather than its old days of being over. The trend from 12z yday to 0z to 12z today is a major drying & de-amp. Don't know how much I care, but it is noticeable. 

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