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  2. There actually has been a slow bleed. This is what the Gfs did last week when Friday's 12z had 6", and then it bled down to 1.5" only to end up with no snow. Just sayin'.
  3. Just need it like 50-75 miles north it’s close enough it can happen
  4. There’s consensus for a coastal but the difference is the gfs wants the impacts to be on land which makes it seem like it’s a lot more different than it is lol
  5. I think GFS may book it’s biggest win since Boxing Day 2010.
  6. Yup, it's been locked for days, as these events generally are.
  7. Agreed. But we have to be all in at this point. What’s left to bet on when you have 2 feet of snow 60 hours away?
  8. Earlier today we got there on the GFS depiction via the waves phasing nicely. Now, while it isn't as gaudy (read: as insane), it works WITHOUT the perfect phase which is nice. Get enough energy into the southern wave and back off the NS just enough and it still can get a great pass that brings the coastal in. I'll be honest, the ticking east has my permission to stop! But seriously, we had to come down from the insanity of 12z anyway. Edit: to be clear, this is still insane. And no one should expect this yet.
  9. You guys in DC land (and others) deserve this and I am fucking pulling for y'all. Not only a warning event but a HECS AND you finally might but a blip in the void of late feb no snow land. LFG
  10. Big hit in the DC area. Looks like its hair North.
  11. GFS actually shifted a bit SE with the heaviest totals with the storm occluding further south. So it moves ENE off the coast and then the precip shield pivots NW into New England. There most certainly would be a few heavy bands further to the NW than what the GFS is showing though. In the end though, noise changes. Steady and no signs of a GFS cave yet
  12. No one cares if you leave but what's the point ?
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