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  2. I’m out in ellinwood white land so I would disagree
  3. Desperate times call for desperate measures, the RRFS is much farther west gets accumulating snow to river close to warning SEMASS
  4. 1-2’’ from an inverted dong would be a fitting outcome for this “threat”.
  5. It doesn’t have to mean that, but it’s often a good sign in that if we get the vort a little better, we’d prob see a fast bump west on main precip shield. You get the IVT because while the thermal gradient is being shunted too far east (usually because WCB is too weak), we’re getting good dPVA which wants to drop the pressure at the sfc. The goal is get that to line up witn the thermal gradient and then we’d be in sync.
  6. NYC will have 0 accumulating snow this weekend. Some light white rain tomorrow and maybe a dusting from the whiff on Sunday. we’re out of time
  7. Remember folks, verifications show that AI has its greatest value beyond 4 days. I suspect the physics-based models will win and win big here.
  8. Could that IVT be a precursor to a jump west next cycle by the NAM? Almost like not knowing where to put the low..so that’s the intermediate solution?
  9. Yea temps Sunday way too warm. The threat is cooked, has been for days
  10. These AI models getting folks hope up are not proven either....
  11. Ray will be excited that he gets IVT snow on the 18z NAM
  12. Guess he wanted Octobers off. Sent from my SM-S938U using Tapatalk
  13. temps are marginal sunday and the precip off the coast is only .1 or .2--the heaviest is well east of that. Verbatim that's more white rain
  14. I meant the outcome. It's getting really close to the event to hope for additional noteworthy shifts, but I guess anything is possible.
  15. Oh boy...models might be coughing up a furball on this one, lol
  16. I meant the GFS & ECMWF vs. the AI models. Considering the size of the model domain, the camps aren't that far apart. The difference just feels really big considering the local sensible weather outcome. I feel like there have been many 75 mile shifts in precip. shields over the past 20 years with coastal storms within 48 hours.
  17. No they really aren't. I mean when dealing with phasing and relying solely on phasing, minuscule changes with how the energies evolve and interact can have significant differences on surface evolution. Traditional guidance is still struggling to get a good handle on the northern energy and even with how the southern energy evolves. It wouldn't take much but I presume we really need to start seeing a consensus towards positive ASAP
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