Chris78

Doug K. Rejoicing

That would be dynamic. Check out the temps 60s Overnight to teens by afternoon. My preference is the gfs lol but the cmc would be a pretty wild weather day.

I like the look on the 24 hr precip panels compared to 18z. Definitely more of a coastal presentation on the precip.

Lol. Night and day from 18z definitely a move towards the gfs

Pulled from another Sub forum but this looks pretty damn good to me.

-4 AO. You'd think it would make things a little easier. I know there's more to it but seems like if 1 thing doesn't line up....

Surprised so many east tracks on the snow fall maps. I like the spread.

Looks like most would get on board before it's washed away lol

Still a long ways to go. Doesn't really look like the Euro or Ggem.

Thanks for the info. Sounds useless in this scenario

What's the 18z based off of if none of the 18z models have ran yet?

Doug k. Is laughing at us now.

Lol. Why would we root for anything non Gfs? Gfs is snow on snow on snow. Have you been hanging with Ldub? Lol

Half the fun is the model snow high lol. Re: JI

I posted about this earlier but It wouldn't be shocking for parts of the sub forum or all of the sub to get skunked through the rest of December. Definitely would be disappointing.

Me too. Seems the Euro is going the wrong way. Cmc though is all over the place. Gfs seems the most consistent though. So I guess that's a good thing.

Lol. I think we know where this is heading. When its one model against the world usually the world wins.

Snow on snow. Would make for a memorable Christmas week

Biggest Euro run of the year?

Uk is probably a little better than the Icon. Which isn't saying much. Only reason anyone looks at the icon is because it's available on TT.

Classic look for a mid Atlantic snow storm.

Lol. Yes my Daughter is in 7th and my son in 3rd. Middle school is the worst.

Wouldn't be surprising if some or all of the sub forum is still Skunked heading into January. I see in my nightmares how next week ends up getting going to late and hammers north of us and then after Christmas there's a southern slider that hits south of us. Typical Nina. I hope I'm dead wrong and we're still shoveling our foot + of snow from Christmas eve eve while staring down the barrel of a juiced up miller A coming out of the gulf of Mexico with a perfectly placed 1050 high sitting to the north of us on Boxing day.