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Seems to be recovering by 48 to basically same position.

imagine the meltdowns if the 6z Euro verified...

GFS 984 off DelMarVa

Thats been the them. It heads SE earlier, tucks NW later.

GFS was slightly delayed going negative tilt but it's still mostly in line with the 6z run.

ya it's maybe 5 miles Se and a touch stronger .

Not anymore

Hurricane Scrwartz is live right now in case anyone is interested. Talking about it being a hard-to-predict Miller B. Seems to be grasping that this is a big one but still uncertain (Im not an expert, just sharing because I know people have been asking where he currently is with this storm) https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1F5Uxeb1U7/

MA forum saying GFS east

I only care what happens after temperatures fall tomorrow evening. ETA that there's the gfs we know!

I did it for sh*ts and giggles.

What are you thinking?

Precip looks like scattered thunderstorms on a radar during summer

GFS is def a touch SE of 06Z

Gfs led us to the dead end road to meet the Nam and then bail on us.

I’ve upped mine, now up yours! .

Jmho, don't buy the models that are dry in northern MD and PA. Starting with last weekend's storm, I've received almost exactly 2" qpf, including almost 1" from last weekend'sstorm. None of the models had that. At least in these parts, the drought pattern is over with a noticeable regime change thanks to the warming equatorial Pacific.

Certainly looks like the GFS has lost the idea of heavy snow during the midday hours Sunday.

Checking automated app was your first issue

I just checked my Accuweather app.. They have 3-6 most likely for here 75%. They actually have a higher probability of 1-3, over 6-10?

GFS looks a little SE of 06z through 30, but it’s kind of on the Noise level.

2.1 final call on the midweek nuisance event

I was just about to say the same thing. The configuration of that "Mean" Snowfall area distribution looks like a '78 situation in Eastern Mass although I use that example loosely. Not a prediction of this storm on my part of coursé.

To add to the above for Asheville, NWS has an official forecast of 0, with a high end of 2 inches.