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Post by MdWx1 on Dec 3, 2005 12:35:46 GMT -5
The models all seem to be trending towards a major snowstorm for the I-95 corridor. I thought this would be a great topic to get this board active again!
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Post by nmetz on Dec 3, 2005 18:28:51 GMT -5
The GFS has been trending the low further south and east in the past two days. Just a couple of days ago it was looking like a big snow storm here in Albany...still a lot of time though
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Post by MdWx1 on Dec 3, 2005 23:07:44 GMT -5
00z GFS has taken almost entirely off the NC coast with NOTHING north. BUT, the 00z NAM did show quite the storm for the cities. I tend to lean with the NAM, as the ECMWF came into that agreement and the GFS has flip-flopped since 00z last night.
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Post by tbrock on Dec 4, 2005 6:22:20 GMT -5
Hey All, Tyler Here. Haven't checked the board in a while, thought I would say hi. Been busy down here in AZ with all the new systems causing problems in Nrn California. For all you ski/snowboard bums, check out whats been going on out in Colorado. Winter Park, Vail and Steamboat have been getting insane amounts of snow. Over 120 inches since mid November. They look to hit over 450 inches at those spots this year if they stay on track. Hope everyone is doing well!
Tyler
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Post by MdWx1 on Dec 4, 2005 13:16:56 GMT -5
With today's model runs, it is beginning to look like the GFS is all alone with the out-to-sea solution. My preliminary forecast would be a 4-8" snowfall for the DC metro area.
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