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I take everything he says with a grain of salt. Heck he posts screenshots of snow maps 7 days out.

Nam at hour 12 shifted the sleet/snow line like 75 miles south in one run. From there I don't really care what it shows lol.

I think he’s awful, actually.

Do you think it’s too cold or no? It’s the snowiest model now

Actually quite a noticeable de-amp on this run too. Edit: actually seems to be catching up on the amp by 15...

Chris Justus is doubling down on his latest video, now calling for over an inch of ice in Greenville and thunder ice late in the day. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1AFzsPNBeF/

Very heavy snow for early-to-mid afternoon, potentially approaching 1.5-2 inches per hour during the peak which could persist for several hours. Moderate snow continuing into the evening before tapering off. Going to be at least a good foot for all (except maybe shoreline where it could be more 9-10")

Some mix of everything here in SW Concord. 28/12dp

Good grief! Nantucket isn't getting 8-12 inches of snow. Kudos to BOX for finally trimming amounts. Took them long enough. Their 18-24 for new Bedford was the worst forecast I've ever seen. BOX used to be a damn good office. Before these offices were consolidated in the mid to late 90s we used to have some bad ones but the Taunton office did great work but we're now living in ELON'S NOAA.

Nice, what radar is this? My local is crap obviously.

The move away from boiling water reactors to Gen IV thorium reactors also has a ton of potential (and offers solutions for what to do with current waste) but needs huge government subsidy on front end to make it viable for utilities. .

Nam might be coming in colder

Nice little burst of sleet. Wish we could have gotten a coating of snow.

Looks like this could maybe bring the first flakes or IP to anyone under it.

Yeah the RGEM is really intense with the snow band.

Temps are busting low down here in central VA. Forecast high was 23 for Charlottesville. Currently 18/-15 at CHO

Anybody else notice the cool upslope-downslope couplet on strong easterly flow in CT and the Hudson Valley visible at like 1z Sunday night on the RGEM? I don't see that signature on any other model.

2mb stronger high compared to a couple runs ago and slightly slower progression on the 18z 3km NAM.

Yeah if we had a faster solution and kept that ULL to the NE you wouldn't be seeing this stout inverted trough with a CAD

There's a lot of dry air in place ahead of the storm. A lot of what's on the leading periphery of the precip on radar is probably virga, with a few flakes at best reaching the ground. HRRR is probably picking up on that, so I would lean with the 18Z HRRR initialization.