Franklin0529

Euro to a nice jump west.. still in the game. See ya for 0z

But they lowered the morning of an night before. In Monmouth county I was forecast 12-18 then they lowered it and I got 11".

Didn't most of the City see 10-12" an they lowered their forecast multiple times in 24 hrs leading up to the storm

I got a feeling euro gonna show a move west. Rgem looks identical to the GFS @84

Gefs is more nw then 12z.

I think that will trend weaker an this climbs

Strong enough to kick it out

Kicker boots it out. Still got plenty of time. See what the euro shows.

Players are still on the field. Got 4 days to get this right. This was closer to something big

GFS about to go boom again

Don't you think they know better then us?

Anyone know if there's any hurricane Hunter planes out there to get better sampling? Like they did with last week. And if so has data been ingested into 18z?

It was. It's still too early to write anything off. People saying this is dead are crazy.

Discussion The ongoing settling of cold surface high pressure and additional surges in the wake of the historic winter storm will maintain dangerously cold temperatures for the central and eastern U.S. well into next week as per the Climate Prediction Center. The airmass may be more prolonged in areas with widespread snow/ice coverage and enhanced radiational cooling. Amplified mean troughing aloft will meanwhile bring rounds of weak to moderate clipper system snows from the north-central U.S. to the Great Lakes. In this anomalously cold pattern, there is potential for wintry precipitation into the Gulf Coast states late week as upper trough translation leads into northern Gulf frontal wave genesis. Wave progression downstream and trough/closed low development aloft is now increasingly likely to set the environment to produce a significant Eastern Seaboard Coastal Winter storm expected to rapidly deepen while lifting over the western Atlantic off the Southeast Saturday and Mid-Atlantic/New England Sunday. Uncertainty has improved but remains with the exact track of the low which impacts the onshore wintry precipitation focus and footprint. However, the growing consensus at this time is for heavy snow potential from the eastern Carolinas/Mid-Atlantic through coastal southern New England. The forecast strength of the deep low suggests high winds/waves and coastal flooding would also be expected.

Discussion The ongoing settling of cold surface high pressure and additional surges in the wake of the historic winter storm will maintain dangerously cold temperatures for the central and eastern U.S. well into next week as per the Climate Prediction Center. The airmass may be more prolonged in areas with widespread snow/ice coverage and enhanced radiational cooling. Amplified mean troughing aloft will meanwhile bring rounds of weak to moderate clipper system snows from the north-central U.S. to the Great Lakes. In this anomalously cold pattern, there is potential for wintry precipitation into the Gulf Coast states late week as upper trough translation leads into northern Gulf frontal wave genesis. Wave progression downstream and trough/closed low development aloft is now increasingly likely to set the environment to produce a significant Eastern Seaboard Coastal Winter storm expected to rapidly deepen while lifting over the western Atlantic off the Southeast Saturday and Mid-Atlantic/New England Sunday. Uncertainty has improved but remains with the exact track of the low which impacts the onshore wintry precipitation focus and footprint. However, the growing consensus at this time is for heavy snow potential from the eastern Carolinas/Mid-Atlantic through coastal southern New England. The forecast strength of the deep low suggests high winds/waves and coastal flooding would also be expected.

Coastal Jersey an long Island should feel better then everyone else

This winter yes it does

Not a good sign imo

Got family in Galloway an beach house In ocean City Maryland. Keeping my options open for now

Yup. Let's hope the euro an CMC show something similar

Gets 2ft into Southern Jersey. Definitely a step in the right direction. Let's see the euro do the same. Still plenty of time

Here she comes

Oh yea for sure. I was talking about around here