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Who’s PBPing HH Euro? @stormtracker

Local met up here doesn't seem to enthused though he said to keep on eye on it. Need a little more NW to get more in the game.

Hopefully further interior too (you, Hippy, me, Astro...) Sent from my SM-S166V using Tapatalk

Is there any chance things move even more west yet before Sunday? I hate when a big dog comes and Philly to NYC steals the thunder and gets crushed while we're out here looking at gradients and lesser amounts.

Honestly in this point and time I dont see how it cannot

Catoctins are going to get hammered

Bread and butter events here in the NW corner of MA. Never epic but often fun.

all the news stations I'm watching just keep talking about the cape and SE MA.. going to be some surprised folks further west

Would love for the euro to hop into a major storm.

Doesn’t the GEFS have some ptype problems at this range?

That may gravity wave attributable in CT on the NAM.

Well shit

HECS!!

About 1/2” here in Attlehole.

Love all the replies! Let’s see what euros do in the next 30 minutes then. Been fun to track this storm..

One of the more fantastic en masse ens corrections for a system that impressively deep ( in terms of implication) I've seen at 72+ hours ... Here's the thing, usually that type of depth in an ens mean isn't really seen until it's almost on top of the event - it's an indication that there are few if any really, members that stray off into shitsville. Stunning collocated agreement in amplitude - but then to move that to that particular location ...yikes. I don't wanna over state what the models are ... pretty much overstating for us. But if the Euro comes in at this sort of range and marries to the GFS, confidence in this going from an impressive even to a blockbuster/historic implication goes up a notch. The problem with grandiosity is that you can't count on it - rarely. It almost has to materialize out of just an impressive looking storm that then goes out of control. The last time a system modeled historic, and ended up that way, is definitely 1993 and perhaps waiting 30 years to see that again. Interesting aspects going on now..

Shot me up from 2 to 5 in one go... Couple more ticks NW warnings will be posted all the way up to me Sent from my SM-S166V using Tapatalk

This was showing up in the CIPS analogs yesterday. Alongside it were March 2013, Jan 1987, March 2018 (the one which clipped the Eastern Shore and jumped to Boston), along with a few misses.

just saw a pennsy weather discussion online where they said welp, we went from a minor event to potentially historic here......

Why take half when you can have full?

Shot this is January 1996 with more wind.

The JMA got February 2006 right two weeks before it actually occurred. Those were great times.