JKEisMan

Yeah found this : Within the NOAA model unification effort, the RRFS represents the evolution of the NAM, RAP, HRRR, and HREF systems to a new unified deterministic and ensemble storm-scale system. This new system is targeted for initial operational implementation in late 2024 as a planned replacement for the NAMnest, HRRR, HiResWindows, and HREF. While the standalone regional (SAR) FV3 model is being developed for convection-allowing forecasting of a limited area (CONUS), other possible components of the RRFS are being tested now in the experimental, WRF-based High-Resolution Rapid Refresh Ensemble (HRRRE).

Does anyone know what this model is and why it exists?

Would be nice to see positive bust for once

Hrrr looking similar…

What the hell is this ?

Nam also more south. Of course 3k different and not much until you get north of I-90.

Was just about to post -- you just beat me to it. Too pretty not to have it out there.

nam 3k says my cuz is on crack

Haha, the elusive Hartford city jack in CT on that one.

I’d take the ukie in a heartbeat.

What is his point -- cancel winter? why does he live in NH?

Sorry it’s late but we had 2.5” at elevation in northern part of New Fairfield, near Sherman (so pretty consistent with this map). Brings me to 11” on the season.

HREF nice, solid light to moderate event.

A nice swath from western SNE all the way up through Maine.

Squall line coming together to our west

Gust of 70 in Salisbury DE

HREF still zonked

out to 45

Low ping pongs below LI, all of SNE getting crushed.

Not sure if it's been posted, but PMM for 12z HREF. Looks pretty healthy, esp east slopes of the Berks and ORH hills.

Improved for CT over 18z but no love up north like 12z

Looks more juiced down this way

Some great banding setting up