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Well let me rephrase. Some light light stuff at 75, but nothing like GFS

EasternAss?

The Euro is very close to meeting the Montana benchmark that gets a lot of people involved. Idk what the surface will show shortly, but this trend is real.

Is it worse or better?

Kind of like how many of your maps focus on CT....funny how everyone is able to seamlessly wrap their mind around that.

Nadda. Oh well

There do appear to be some h5 changes afoot on the Euro, I'll leave it to the experts and not try to extrapolate.

Red flag there. Last time we discarded the GEFS and believed the OP model didn't end well.

Would be great if he got locked in there with it

I hate you the most tho. And we all know why.

i'm a something alright.

Euro with a major jump west

So far, Euro looks better at h5. Surface results TBD

NEWENGLAND thread title...

could this cut!?

I expect maybe a slight improvement from the 12Z euro but it wont look anything like the GFS id bet on that

EASTERNMASSweather...

Yeah, GFS is becoming Canadian-esque with all of the virtual snow we have been shoveling.

poor kitty got his thread locked, don't think ive seen that happen before

I think you could argue some meager improvements at h5 but agree otherwise. Mostly a noise shift

Totally fair way to think. On the positive. This is how most of our storms go. They seems to jump into the mid range and get better as we close in. The big one with long leads are super rare. My gut likes this one especially for the lowlands and east.

It’s been pretty deadly within 5 days so that a big caution flag I think

We're all (or almost all) better off with the Ukie forecast.

It was fookin' great. We got stuck and my friend was driving his rear wheel drive and he told me to get out and tell the people coming up behind us to go around. This big old Winnebago came down the hill and lucky saw me and my friend's car in time and went around it. But it continued down the hill into the clouds (which we were in.) We stopped at the last overlook before Rt. 214? to Sperryville, which was below the cloud deck, and facing east we could see brightness in the distance while clouds were forming just below our elevation and moving through us at the overlook. By the time we got to Warrenton we heard the national news at the top of the hour say that over 1,000 people were stranded in Shenandoah National Park due to an early season snow storm. Memory of a lifetime. EDIT: I meant to add that my friends car was a huge Ford Torino. The rear wheel drive made it a nightmare on those hills, but he got us off alive! Lol