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February 11-12: Is it real?


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1 minute ago, winter_warlock said:

I know that but climo does  play a part.  That's why temps average  alot colder in northern MD then they do in Southern Virginia.  

Suppose its snowing heavily in S VA and you are smoking cirrus? Without an Arctic airmass in place your more northern area could easily be warmer.

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5 minutes ago, bncho said:

Euro is south. Yikes.

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I like it where it is, tbh. We don’t have a block established yet, and when it isn’t there or is just starting, storms almost always come north at the last minute! 

(Before anyone comes at me with their backyard anecdotes, i’ll say its a different story once the block does establish itself as it did for the Jan 6 storm for example)

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35 minutes ago, winter_warlock said:

Well being 120 Mile's south would make ya a lil warmer 

No, that’s not how it works. At all. Not hating, just saying lol. Cold air moves, as does warm air. It can be warmed and/or colder anywhere in the country. It can be 25 in Louisiana and 60 in Richmond. 

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11 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

I like it where it is, tbh. We don’t have a block established yet, and when it isn’t there or is just starting, storms almost always come north at the last minute! 

(Before anyone comes at me with their backyard anecdotes, i’ll say its a different story once the block does establish itself as it did for the Jan 6 storm for example)

Jan 6 storm was nice but it wasn't that big if a storm. This coming storm Tuesday will be about the sane thing.  Typical 4 to 8

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11 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

I like it where it is, tbh. We don’t have a block established yet, and when it isn’t there or is just starting, storms almost always come north at the last minute! 

(Before anyone comes at me with their backyard anecdotes, i’ll say its a different story once the block does establish itself as it did for the Jan 6 storm for example)

I just want this thing to have enough juice. I'm less concerned about north or south and more concerned with qpf

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Just now, aldie 22 said:

I just want this thing to have enough juice. I'm less concerned about north or south and more concerned with qpf

That’s fair. We’ll see how much moisture comes out of the gulf for the tuesday wave. I’m willing to bet it will be a little more than the models are currently showing. 

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