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February 5-6 Sir Mix A Lot


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lwx disco, emphasis mine:

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After a dry start to the day, precipitation will gradually break out across the area during the later morning and afternoon hours. Precipitation is expected to be fairly light, patchy, and intermittent during the daylight hours Wednesday, with steadier precipitation moving in for Wednesday night. Some brief daytime heating may be able to occur Wednesday morning, allowing temperatures to rise above freezing, but with dewpoints in the teens and lower 20s, surface temperatures should wet bulb back below freezing across much of the area once steadier precipitation moves in. At this juncture there are still considerable differences between individual models and their respective ensembles regarding timing of precipitation types, and also precipitation amounts. However, in general, this event looks to be a wintry mix across the bulk of the area. Locations further north and east have the best chance of seeing some snow at onset, but any snow accumulations should be minimal (under an inch) before warmer air starts to move in aloft and change precipitation types over the sleet and freezing rain. Much of the event may end up being sleet and freezing rain to the northwest of I-95/north of I-66/US-50, although some mixing with plain rain may be possible by later Wednesday night. More mixing with plain rain may be possible to the southeast of I-95, but again, uncertainty exists at this point regarding precipitation types. While the system doesn`t look to be a major ice storm, there may be impactful amounts of ice accretion.



 

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2 minutes ago, snowmagnet said:

So is it going to be a wintry mix on Wednesday as well?  I'm a bit confused on the timing.  Is it rain to mix to ice to rain for Wednesday and Thursday? 

this got delayed a bit which is helping with the impacts - looks something like this as is

  • 10am-10pm Wednesday: light rain/sleet/snow, T-1" as you go toward NE MD
  • 10pm-10am Wednesday Night/Thursday morning: heavier sleet/FRZA, favored spots favored, changing from sleet to FRZA to rain SW->NE
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2 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

this got delayed a bit which is helping with the impacts - looks something like this as is

  • 10am-10pm Wednesday: light rain/sleet/snow, T-1" as you go toward NE MD
  • 10pm-10am Wednesday Night/Thursday morning: heavier sleet/FRZA, favored spots favored, changing from sleet to FRZA to rain SW->NE

Thanks.  That is really helpful.  

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10 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

this got delayed a bit which is helping with the impacts - looks something like this as is

  • 10am-10pm Wednesday: light rain/sleet/snow, T-1" as you go toward NE MD
  • 10pm-10am Wednesday Night/Thursday morning: heavier sleet/FRZA, favored spots favored, changing from sleet to FRZA to rain SW->NE

   Is there any model other than the RGEM bring precip to most of the area during daylight hours on Wednesday?    I know that several CAMs have that lead snow band in northeast MD, but it seems like a lot of guidance is dry for most of us until the tail end of the evening commute.

 

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2 minutes ago, high risk said:

   Is there any model other than the RGEM bring precip to most of the area during daylight hours on Wednesday?    I know that several CAMs have that lead snow band in northeast MD, but it seems like a lot of guidance is dry for most of us until the tail end of the evening commute.

 

I based that more off my read of the LWX AFD - but ultimately yes concur that there is most likely no real impact til that late evening-10pm period.

fwiw the short range FV3 does the same thing as the RGEM

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8 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

I based that more off my read of the LWX AFD - but ultimately yes concur that there is most likely no real impact til that late evening-10pm period.

fwiw the short range FV3 does the same thing as the RGEM

 

                That's a weird evolution in the HiResW FV3, but thanks for pointing that out.

 

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55 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

We’ll have freezing or near freezing temps for about 24 hours leading into ice Wednesday night. I doubt roads will get too icy but sidewalks could be slick. They’re gonna close schools Thursday…

I’m also rooting for a delay. As you know, HoCo hasn’t any room left for additional days at year’s end, and if February delivers even half of what the models suggest, we’re going to use several more. Adios spring break??

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