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February 11-12; 12-13: Are they real??


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Just now, NorthArlington101 said:

yep - deleted my post. It's a little nuanced since the southern "edge" really didn't move all that south, but the heaviest band did and the northern fringe is gone. Sorta semantics but the heavy band is what's important to us.

its a good run still... 6-10" DC south

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Just now, Imgoinhungry said:


Quite delayed. GFS pushed start time back a bit as well, right?


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Yep - it pushed the start time back about 4 hours and pushed the heavy snow overnight. For two runs that end pretty much identical, you can see how much slower the accumulating snow is. Overnight is helpful, though

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Some one said it earlier but imagine making a forecast for 

1 minute ago, SnowGolfBro said:

Right where want it 48 hours out.

This is a tough one.  Seems high impact event.  Yet it’s hard to get full on excited as start times are pushed to the right and temp concerns.  It’s not clean. I’m probably over thinking it.  18z will be interesting 

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I wouldn't count on a North trend. This year has been different so far.
I would love a North trend but not sure how much we get of one.

January 6th and yesterday’s wave both went north in the final 24-36 hours. Not sure this year’s been *that* different. No block in place yet. Need a more SW to NE track than W to E but a slight bump is certainly possible as we get closer. Wouldn’t expect some massive jump, but I expect 25+ miles
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2 minutes ago, Chris78 said:

I wouldn't count on a North trend. This year has been different so far.

I would love a North trend but not sure how much we get of one.

North trend hasn't happened in years, it feels like...at least not since 2019. Last month there was one modeled but that banding materialized way north, smh

I guess I ought just set my expectation at 3-5"?

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1 minute ago, jayyy said:


January 6th and yesterday’s wave both went north in the final 24-36 hours. Not sure this year’s been *that* different. No block in place yet. Need a more SW to NE track than W to E but a slight bump is certainly possible as we get closer. Wouldn’t expect some massive jump, but I expect 25+ miles

The other storm in January that screwed c md and DC definitely went NW as well. 7” IMBY 

 

edit to add you don’t want a W-E trajectory, makes a NW trend less likely for sure. 

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With no block in place, central MD is still very much in the game for 6”. I suspect a slight bump north in the final 24-36 hours. DC folks appear to be in a great spot for this one.

There is no blocking ? If it wasn’t for blocking this would mostly rain b73eeb2ee29cab2d609ff5150f800efc.jpg
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4 minutes ago, jayyy said:


January 6th and yesterday’s wave both went north in the final 24-36 hours. Not sure this year’s been *that* different. No block in place yet. Need a more SW to NE track than W to E but a slight bump is certainly possible as we get closer. Wouldn’t expect some massive jump, but I expect 25+ miles

Trust me, I hope we do get that north Trend. Another 50 miles would be great.

I've noticed the last few years you can't just count on them like we used to. Not sure if it's models being more accurate but it's not as pronounced as it once was.

I think for this year there's been a trend in the medium to short range to deamp systems which is probably some of it.

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