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January 24th-26th potential winter storm part 2


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06Z GFS looks good for me. I'm in the .25-.50 range. The .50-.75 inches is just 10 miles to my south in Puryear. This is going to be a very close call. Would not shock to see some surprises. I'm going to go 2-4 inches of snow for my area.

Gl man. Don't look promising to the rest of us. Hope ya get a bunch.

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For me it is mostly that the ec is going to get hammered b/c ever since I moved to OH from there, they have been getting slammed!

Oh well. What can ya do lol.. wait til you see the radar later heading north and ya see it reach the southern tip of OH and then decide to move east lol..

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They are going to hammered? Meh, if that is a "hammering" I would pass.

huge bust potential for DC area. they will start as rain then go over to a relatively narrow (6 hour) period of 'something' very heavy. Even if it's all snow i'd be surprised if they see over 6 inches of cement, kinda like a late march event These UL dumps can sometimes be either surprising or disappointing.

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huge bust potential for DC area. they will start as rain then go over to a relatively narrow (6 hour) period of 'something' very heavy. Even if it's all snow i'd be surprised if they see over 6 inches of cement, kinda like a late march event These UL dumps can sometimes be either surprising or disappointing.

For there a bit will depend on wind direction. Any wind off the water ( Ocean )has much better odds of killing it. I remember this song and dance all to well with the close ones. As you say though it can surprise very well ( See Vets day 87/Feb 06 ) or be total crap. The further away from the Ocean you are the better unless the winds go nne/north.

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For there a bit will depend on wind direction. Any wind off the water ( Ocean )has much better odds of killing it. I remember this song and dance all to well with the close ones. As you say though it can surprise very well ( See Vets day 87/Feb 06 ) or be total crap. The further away from the Ocean you are the better unless the winds go nne/north.

i remember checking out traffic cams in DC the morning after the FEB 06 storms and couldn't believe all the roads were just wet after like 14" of snow overnight. lol

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Rain has started to fall here. Mets here are all over the place. I have heard as much as 3-6 inches for and as little as less than an inch. NWS is calling for less than an inch but we are under a WWA. Man oh man, if we get dumped on tonight, this place is going to be shut down for a while. LOL.

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Rain has started to fall here. Mets here are all over the place. I have heard as much as 3-6 inches for and as little as less than an inch. NWS is calling for less than an inch but we are under a WWA. Man oh man, if we get dumped on tonight, this place is going to be shut down for a while. LOL.

Yea and the models are off a bit. they have the precip still well south of you at this time frame. The nam shows precip reaching you at hr12.

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Yea and the models are off a bit. they have the precip still well south of you at this time frame. The nam shows precip reaching you at hr12.

Yeah, the models are definitely a little bit off. Temperatures are already starting to fall. Was 38, now it's 37. It's 34 degrees off to my west. Snowfall accumulations will be better too because this will be a nighttime event.

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Yeah, the models are definitely a little bit off. Temperatures are already starting to fall. Was 38, now it's 37. It's 34 degrees off to my west. Snowfall accumulations will be better too because this will be a nighttime event.

Yes, the Upper Level Low is definitely further north than previously thought. The models all indicate a relax in suppression after 3:00 PM CST... We'll see what that does , but if the Deformation band sets up correctly - as the temps fall aftersun set there will be plenty of surprised people across Western Kentucky tomorrow ;) Congratulation its been on the dry side a while bout time you all saw a solid storm !

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Yes, the Upper Level Low is definitely further north than previously thought. The models all indicate a relax in suppression after 3:00 PM CST... We'll see what that does , but if the Deformation band sets up correctly - as the temps fall aftersun set there will be plenty of surprised people across Western Kentucky tomorrow ;) Congratulation its been on the dry side a while bout time you all saw a solid storm !

Im interested in seeing how far north it goes before making the move east. Im watching towards eastern OH here, just to see if we can somehow squeeze and inch out. Seems like the low is stronger than thought too at this stage.

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Yes, the Upper Level Low is definitely further north than previously thought. The models all indicate a relax in suppression after 3:00 PM CST... We'll see what that does , but if the Deformation band sets up correctly - as the temps fall aftersun set there will be plenty of surprised people across Western Kentucky tomorrow ;) Congratulation its been on the dry side a while bout time you all saw a solid storm !

I know the ruc doesn't get a lot of respect, but it does show what you are referring to. ULL is much further north and the western primary holds on much longer. Being in central OH i'm pretty much out of the game regardless, however if i lived in s. OH/s.IN and KY i'd be very very interested in nowcasting this. Gonna be some surprises down there i have a feeling.

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I know the ruc doesn't get a lot of respect, but it does show what you are referring to. ULL is much further north and the western primary holds on much longer. Being in central OH i'm pretty much out of the game regardless, however if i lived in s. OH/s.IN and KY i'd be very very interested in nowcasting this. Gonna be some surprises down there i have a feeling.

The more important question! How did you get a four panel like that ? Or did you just edit it that way?

Also, I normally respect the RUC, but lately not sure what its problem has been. Its been out in left field more often than not this winter.

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