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Pattern Fab Feb

12z GFS looks nice for the DC-BWI corridor. 👀

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Nothing like that’s going to happen. Even the DC crowd isn’t at all believing it. It’s way out on its own and is a terrible model as we know. They’re already anticipating the misery that will occur once the GFS backs way off, which probably will be with the 18Z.
This 34.6” is more than their largest on record, the 28” from the tragic Knickerbocker Storm centered on 1/28/1922. That storm also produced 9-10” at RDU-GSO, which was then the biggest in RDU since 1915.
 
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FWIW the 18z EPS SLP mean shifted west


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Sneaky severe threat along the warm front tomorrow? Sounding was clicked along the HWY 64 corridor near Siler City. IMG_0707.jpegIMG_0706.png
 
You’ve got to respect the move. It’s a fast shift at 500mb. From the ridge steepening to the west immediately followed by the “phase” of cold air to the east just makes you wonder what can go right and what can go wrong here. Theres a lot coming together very quickly. IMG_8718.gif
 
Nothing like that’s going to happen. Even the DC crowd isn’t at all believing it. It’s way out on its own and is a terrible model as we know. They’re already anticipating the misery that will occur once the GFS backs way off, which probably will be with the 18Z.
This 34.6” is more than their largest on record, the 28” from the tragic Knickerbocker Storm centered on 1/28/1922. That storm also produced 9-10” at RDU-GSO, which was then the biggest in RDU since 1915.
32.4 at IAD Feb 2010.
 
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