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  2. NJwx85
    The storm on the GFS around 2/11 has some promise. It’s a similar setup to last weekend.
  3. T. August
    Euro says we don’t get above freezing until 2/7. Probably overdone but damn.
  4. SouthCoastMA
    The euro is definitely keeping me interested. Guilty. I'm not locking it in or everything but I'm in until it caves towards the others. The 12z ECM-AI EPS were also a small tick better, despite the ECM-AI OP going a hair SE.
  5. BooneWX
    I can’t believe we’re 31 pages deep in January
  6. Wxbear25
    thats what it looked like based on solely the SLP placements too... Definitely more that go both left and far right, so something is causing divergence somewhere along the line
  7. Maestrobjwa
    I would advise against further engagement, lol
  8. ILSNOW
    yep worded pretty poorly Central and Southern cook convert from an advisory to winter storm watch at 3pm?
  9. TellicoWx
    Its way outside its range..surprised it showing what it is. It's heavily dependent on current radar data, so outside 6-12hrs it falls off verification wise.
  10. CLTWolf
    ILM resident here. Based on the recent models posted in this thread it looks like we have a chance of 1-8 inches [emoji2371]
  11. buckeyefan1
    Ya’ll, I absolutely love when GSP talks like this There has also been a signal for a "dry slot" between snow bands in the general vicinity of northeast Georgia, although where this occurs is still uncertain - but even there warning criteria snow should still be realized. The ceiling is high with this event and a swath of 8-12"+ totals cannot be ruled out where the greatest banding is able to set up shop.
  12. ineedsnow
    there's more good hits on the 12z compared to 6z
  13. nrgjeff
    Roads will go insta-slick in Chatty. They'll eventually go winter wx advisory. Can't justify a warning with no tree damage, but that awful travel morning in 2014 is on the table. Good thing it's a Saturday!
  14. IrishRob17
    I found the below on the NWS Albany page. This also got me reading again about the Buffalo Blizzard in 1977 when they did record 12" but the bulk of the snow was blown into Buffalo from a frozen Lake Erie. https://www.weather.gov/aly/majorwinterstorms
  15. Fozz
    Man I’m disappointed. I would’ve liked at least a moderate storm out of this, but I guess this one won’t be it. Congrats Cape, this one might be yours.
  16. BlueRidgeFolklore
    I think your trend continued.
  17. PDUBRDU
    It looks like it was updated as of 205 pm today and mention snowtotals of 2-6".
  18. NorthHillsWx
    Yes, it was evolving much like Euro. Coastal was taking over at end. Dry slot over ILM but a much more expensive snow shield than other short range guidance
  19. TauntonBlizzard2013
    The number of good hits has been steadily shrinking, something to keep in mind for the ever optimistic folks that are holding on to the euro. Additionally, it’s pretty much all or nothing. Either it’s a good storm, or it whiffs
  20. bearman
    That sure is a nothingburger for Knoxville as well. I would get less than an inch with that..
  21. Kitz Craver
    Still a 25% chance for accumulating snows in CTRV. Not totally dead I suppose
  22. Wxbear25
    For the Cape and Nantucket its probably closer to like 20 though with QPF of at least 1" Even if verbatim its not good for most people's backyards, its still very close to a bigger deal for alot of people
  23. winterwarlock
    Asbury Park has article with 4-8 inches predicted down Jersey Shore
  24. Bob Chill
    Point Lookout gets a couple inches. I wish the whole shield could bump 75mi NW but the clock has prob run out on those kinds of changes. I'm pretty skeptical of the euro run for my yard even though it looks good on the map.
  25. mimillman
    I’m confused by the two headlines
  26. ADB83
    Count me as also confused at what Raleigh is looking at, but I did look, and it does look like recent information. They’re the professionals .
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