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CAPE

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  1. Not bad at this juncture. Ask me how worried I am about the GFS lol.
  2. 12z EPS is souther than 0z, but not crushed/nonexistent like the GEFS. Canadian ens mean has a storm too but it is further south than the EPS.
  3. It was pretty close to something big. Brings the NS energy in behind with some snow showers and then COLD.
  4. It's a bit odd given the track of the low but its another op run that shows a storm and that's the take away.
  5. Yeah it goes to rain, but we got a storm.
  6. The pretty WB snow map from the ICON(SUCKS) run.
  7. As usual it comes down to the subtle interactions between the southern wave and the NS shortwave(s) dropping in downstream of the amplifying ridge. ICON got it done much like the Euro did, but even simpler. GFS is messier in the NS and timing is off so it just kicks it. We just cant know, and hopefully the ensembles will shed some light and not just play follow the leader.
  8. Agreed. This one looks more interesting for places up near the PA line. It is the storm to track right now so I will keep an eye on it.
  9. As a science based person on a science based forum, not starting a thread to track and discuss the details of a stable discrete storm threat because jinx!!! is beyond silly.
  10. The Sunday/Monday storm much less crushed on the 6z GEFS.
  11. That storm is happening. Locked in. It's largely just a matter of where the sleet/ice vs the rain is, and if there is any snow on the front end.
  12. Someone should start a thread for the late week slop event. For those who buy into superstition and mojo and whatnot, it could only help at this point lol. It would also declutter this thread. @WxUSAF
  13. Not a bad signal for 7 days out on the EPS. Mean snowfall for this period is 2" across VA/MD/DE, more in the western highlands ofc.
  14. All 3 globals are depicting pretty extreme amplification of the western ridge next weekend, causing the TPV to shed a lobe that produces a digging trough. Both the CMC and GFS literally drop the hammer on top of the southern wave, while the timing and orientation of the trough on the EURO allows (positive) interaction with the wave further west, thus not crushing it to oblivion. Long way to go before we know how this unfolds.
  15. Looks similar to 12z. Less snow in our region though, which was kinda tough to do lol.
  16. I noticed the daylilies starting to emerge today. Despite any cold this time of year, the longer days/ stronger sun is undeniable.
  17. This post was in error lol. I was comparing the 6z and 12z, and thought I was looking at the 12z. Suffice to say the 12z run was quite different.
  18. I am right about at 20" and playing with house money here. I can afford to be a winter precip snob. Give me 3-6 of cold powder or a 10" paste bomb.
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