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Probably not a bad idea... I've got to say, I've always been a go big or go home snow person. This time even moreso. We're down to barely a 2" snowpack, and the rain we had Wednesday afternoon/evening washed most of the salt residue off the roads. At this point, if we can't get 8-12+, then I'd prefer the NAM's no snow showing.

There hasn't been any lightning strikes detected for quite a while, but it looks like a lot of the sub is getting some decent rain atm.

Id follow my rule with this one of not taking any model and forecast seriously till 5pm Saturday Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

This afternoon the nam barely had the low to the NC/GA border Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

It tried, but then moved east-northeast off of Virginia Beach.

Haha we have less than an inch forecast. Im not really going to worry about forcast amounts till Saturday evening, which is the earliest I expect accurate forecasts for this seductive teaser storm. I'm much more enamoured and enjoying the variance show the weather models are putting on. It really started to get boring a couple years ago when it seemed like everything was locked in with storms before they even got in NAM range. This hobby is alot more enjoyable when the possibility of monumental busts within the final 48 hours have a bit of credibility. I'll take a couple times of having the rugged pulled out from under me the last second for just a chance to experience the magic of going to bed expecting an inch and waking up at dawn to 6", thunder and a white out and seeing the shell shocked local weather men like the one experience I had as a kid. Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

32 inches in Virginia Beach ? Yeah I'm not going to take that run serious. It will however keep me up for at least another hour.

NAM looking like a middle of the road outcome between the gfs and euro (coastal wise) at first glance?

Love me fantasy NAM storms.

Hey-we all know how bad the Tidewater’s been lacking and how much they need another one while we get cirrus.

Mid Atlantic has been getting more coastals than us up here.

If that pans out i quit.

Stalls too far south to get a GFS result, but gets solid coastal action into the cities .

Nam was further west but it couldn't climb

6z NAM looks much better than 0z More phasing of the ns vort

And then the 6z NAM totally shuts out the eastern half of PA. No snow, no precipitation. Absolutely nothing north of the M/D line.

Forgot one Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

I fell in love with this company city charts so I treated myself to a one month subscription. Enjoy the granular detail. Especially the ensemble ones. Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

6z NAM just dumped 30"+ on SE VA. Lol

I didn't think anyone would think that I took that seriously. Yeah it's obviously an error, grids are all fucked up in BOX. Anyway..

It woke me up. It gets me anxious for spring storms

Pretty sure that's wrong lol look at the temps

Not according to CTP. They put out first numbers in my point and click... Sunday Snow showers. High near 35. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New snow accumulation of 3 to 5 inches possible.