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Its gonna cut. The NA is meh. Confluence is lacking. A bit of HP damming so maybe some coastal redevelopment.

The 12z GFS had a similar evolution as the Euro at h5, but because the sensible weather outcome was different(resulted in no pretty snow maps), it seems no one noticed. Lets see how the next few cycles of the op runs/ensembles go- this could be the beginning of an actual storm signal.

Yeah I still think about the 30" blizzard that one run of LR GFS gave me a for couple days ago. I did get snow tv and a coating. Close!

Nah he will find a member or 2 out of 50 that have a snowstorm and post em all.

Just 50 miles further east

That plus this-

I rather like the moderate events. Sometimes they occur in a colder period where we can get a few, and the rare 'snow on snow'. That happened in Jan 22, and 2 of the 3 events were 8"+ for some. Even last year as brief as our actual winter was, we had 2 light/moderate snow events within 10 days and it stayed cold so some snow was still otg when the next one hit. Maybe not memorable years later but enjoyable at the time.

I think the Hawaii bowl is on Christmas eve. If one is desperate for a football game lol.

Guidance is advertising a much more favorable h5 pattern for early Jan with colder air available, but we have a 'dead' period to get through. I am at the point of boredom drooling over h5 maps though. Over the next few days I will be looking for persistence with the finer details. And watching plenty of football.

Exactly. Thus posting snow maps is even more useless than normal.

Low of 16

What can be gleaned from the ensembles at this point is a general increase for chances of frozen for the MA maybe as early as the 3rd. There are some hints on recent runs, but not seeing a notable signal for a discrete event yet. That is beyond day 10 on current runs, so plenty of spread/uncertainty.

Use the 6-hour member snow total panels for that purpose. A 24 hour would be better but not an option. Just go through several in succession and count the hits for that period, and include that in a post. You don't have to post the all the maps.

Why are you posting total snowfall maps if you are focusing on a specific period? This depicts the EPS mean snowfall for the weekend after new Years-

Saw a video clip a week ago where he said he is ready to go, whenever they decide to put him in there. With a short week Hill is likely not going to be available against the Texans. It will be telling if Keaton is deactivated yet again.

Nice to see the defensive turnaround. A key forced fumble and pick six- you love to see it. Ravens got lucky with their fumbles today. And they didn't kill themselves with penalties!

This team is hard to watch.

I dunno

I'm beyond getting pissed off lol. This team is too flawed to go far in the playoffs. They are what they are.

3rd and less than one. Why not QB sneak? So predictable. Steelers knew it.

Justice Hill out with a concussion. Keaton Mitchell inactive again. Must be saving him for Christmas.

Mount Holly as a low of 8 here. Looks about 10 degrees too cold per guidance. I get it's a cold airmass and it will be near optimal radiational cooling conditions, but with no snow cover, IDK.

Agree 100%

I don't necessarily think our window of opportunity is limited to early- mid Jan. Looking way out there towards the end of Jan/into early Feb on the latest Euro weeklies(fwiw), a period where many have suggested the pattern will become hostile/shit the blinds- it probably does trend more towards a typical Nina, but this is far from a shutout pattern should it materialize. It in fact looks much like h5 leading up to the early Jan 2022 snowstorm. If that EPO ridge keeps on keeping on, we should continue to see opportunities for a wave to track underneath along the thermal boundary at times, with a flatter SER.

Go back and look at my post from this morning for that same period, focusing on the jet stream and h5. One astute poster asked if I was predicting a redux of the 96 storm.