He doesn't know how to read for context, nor can he correctly interpret relevant data from a model run, and yet he chronically makes crappy posts.
Idc about pessimistic/optimistic slants, but don't clog up the threads with superfluous BS.
Mount Holly went from a watch to wwa here this morning. Based on trends, maybe they upgrade to a warning, although I wouldn't, because it would be low end if it did verify.
We are in the range of the CAMs now, and there will be fgen banding so its time to focus on resolving that. This is probably not going to be a nice uniform distribution of snowfall across the region, because places that aren't getting heavy snow will struggle to accumulate efficiently.
I am sticking with my thoughts from yesterday morning. 2-4. Get under a nice band and may see 6. Low ratios outside of elevated areas are going to be an issue.
Further NW will end up with the same or maybe more snow than places further SE due to better ratios, even with somewhat less qpf.