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11 comments:
Models are all over with QPF and really have struggled with the pattern more so than usual. I like a general 2-4 inches and think things may trend wetter.
Looks like it possibly could shade further over to the East at this point?
At least we have something to "track" unlike last winter!
I like 3-6 at this point. Better moisture feed associated with this system. Air mass will be a little cooler than modeled as well.
I am actually interested in the Jan 3/4 possibility.... have an event on 4th..... ::whispering:: that I would like to see canceled..
Jan 3-4 is there in some form but too far out to speculate. I like the 3-6 for this event. Great moisture feed from the gulf, and pervasive snow cover to the north and west will yield cooler than modeled temps.
I am pretty pumped for this Sat storm too... don't get me wrong. Just keeping fingers crossed that 3/4 pans out!
Thanks Andy!!
Andy, is that 3-6 for your neck of the woods or Baltimore area?
Baltimore around 3 further north west up to 6. Cooler temps and better ratios the further north and west from the city.
Ehhh...I will be the outlier on this, and freely admit I know much less then Andy. That being said, I don't like how the models move it so far so fast eastward, and I'm concerned that the low could slide out away too far away from us here on the MD/PA line.
Now that I've got that off my chest, watch it overperform as it's two sibling storms did earlier this week and give us
4"-8".
I'd be very happy to be wrong. :-)
And just for the record, I did come up with that theory before watching TWC tonight...just saying... :-)
#conflictingforecastsshowdown
#pleasepleasepleaseletmebewrong
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