Stormlover74
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It lines up with the gfs and euro and rgem -
Shocking. So all the models are now around .15-.2" liquid. 2 to 3 with ratios more south. Nam was off its rocker yesterday
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It stays below freezing til Monday so at least it'll stick around and look wintry for a few days but yeah we need an area wide 4 to 8 to save us later on
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It came north from 6z but jts long range so who knows
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Only like cape may coast
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Yeah but it sucks with qpf. Need to slash it by 1/3
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I mean the nam is kind of all alone if you figure the hrrr and href are out of range
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Isn't it mostly based on the nam and hrrr?
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Can't win today. Weenied for posting models that show snow. Weenied for posting models that don't show enough snow. I ain't posting shit anymore go find your own snowmaps
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Better than the rgem
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Shift it south 50 miles and cut it in half would still be good for most
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If they're only expecting 1 or 2" they may not. Probably hold off til tomorrow since it doesn't start til Friday
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I post all the models
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Gfs drier looks like euro
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You may do better Friday than the rest of us up here
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Mt holly quite bullish
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Nah too wet I like the gfs rgem combo around 2 maybe 3"
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Euro hates this storm for us
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I remember when people thought March 2010 was gonna rock after a relaxation period and instead we torched and got slammed with rain
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1 to 2 seems like a safe bet (the euro insists on only around a tenth of an inch of liquid). Some places will see a bit more. I suppose if dry air wins out some could see less. I can't see widespread 3 to 5 amounts but a narrow swath
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Yes the 80s may not have been great but we had solid 3 to 6" events every winter, with most years having multiple events not to mention the smaller nickel and dime types and clippers. So we could count on something. This continued through the early and mid 90s even as we had warmer winters we managed to have storms
