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Gfs would be close to an all timer in 30 years living by the beaches. Desperately need the euro to show support for even a moderate hit at this stage and then I’ll really believe

THIS, except AIGFS is almost as trashy as ICON! And Euro is not the Euro we used to see! It seems they switched the code with the AI guy!

An underrated aspect of the high end scenario runs is how this type of storm would go a decent way in starting to alleviate the drought our area is experiencing. Additionally, I feel that its been a while since we've seen a true photogenic paste bomb storm which sticks to everything. Hopefully this can be the one.

I think he meant the part of VA that's on the Delmarva

Status remains flaccid. .

Now it’s time to track .

It’s the euro. We toss.

Is there some kind of an agreement now no one in this thread is allowed to use the word Richmond, lol

Im still hopeful we can get a March snow event. We have had our biggest snows ever in March in our area.

If Euro AI doesn't go way west or at least 50-75 miles west i'd be a little pissed!

who cares about your blend

I'm more interested in Euro AI. If that bumps NW Ill feel more confident. The 12z Euro was so far SE that it almost has to come back a bit. The AIGFS run was mildly alarming I guess, since it matches the GEFS mean

it sucks, if it was any other model than the euro, i would have no problem tossing it

The northern stream north of Idaho seems to be trending west every run. Possible thats one of the things causing the further northwest track on the gfs.

My 7 model blend has increased from 2 inches at 7 am to 4 inches at 5:30 for Augusta County.

Big shift west

I'm waiting for that Euro run that shows us getting destroyed. Hopefully not a wait in vain. Then we'll know it's game on. We'll see the GFS getting back to those snow maps we saw on 3 consecutive runs on Monday. I can dream, can't I?

For the Euro watchers, I will say that the 12z Op is now definitely an outlier in the cohesiveness and timing of the s/w rounding the OHV. The foreign global and AI are much more set on a more westward solution. To the extent of the 18z GFS? lol no, but I'd say at this point we have something decent to work with here for measurable snow at least for eastern portions of the board.

Agree

Now it’s going to spit out 6”.

Watch it show a region wide score just to spite you for that comment.

Look up Gilbert and Sullivan comic operettas, I think you'd like them. You can probably easily find recordings of any number of the operas they did...about a dozen from the 1870s to the 1890s. "Mikado" is generally recognized as their most popular and successful, both at the time it first came out and in the modern day. I've always liked G&S, grew up with recordings of them (my parents were big fans!) and was fortunate enough to see several performed live. What's interesting is that Sullivan (who did the music) was already widely recognized as a successful composer outside of the stuff he did with Gilbert, while Gilbert himself was a bit of a curmudgeon though had a biting wit, publishing various things in magazines and such at the time. The two of them collaborating together (great music, humorous and biting lyrics) were amazing; you cannot separate the music from the lyrics. Though they did not get along personally much of the time. And from what I understand, Queen Victoria at times was not overly fond of Gilbert's poking fun at various aspects of the government, etc. ("WE are not amused!!"). Sullivan was knighted while still alive, Gilbert was knighted posthumously. While I absolutely love "Mikado" and find it to be their most clever work, my favorite is actually "Yeoman of the Guard" which is their most serious operetta and actually a bit tragic in the end (though still with an edge of humor). Funny thing too about "Mikado." Some of the lyrics (such as the "Little List" song) can be modified to throw in local or current event references! They just facilitate themselves to that. I recall seeing it performed live one year in Ohio (not sure if it exists anymore, the Ohio Light Opera Company), they did several G&S performances each year. At the time, Reagan was President, and the person playing Ko-Ko, while singing "Little List" near the end threw in an aside of "...and Nancy, you know who!" That got quite the laugh from the audience!

18z GFS shows more snow in the first few days of March, a little like the 12z EURO

please dont post about it if it sucks..you are giving it too much attention. If it sucks- just dont post and we will know