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Watches are hoisted to the zones to my south.

Same for now.

Gun to head, 8-12" up here right now.

Will be upgraded to a Super Bomb Cyclone.........lol

Stall and a drift east.

Its back on the 12z GFS, Down to 966mb in the GOM on 02/01.

Its a pretty deep DGZ on this one.

Unless there's more changes, A 20"+ ceiling is going to be tough to achieve i think.

All depends on where, Its 0.30" less up here.

It would've been if it went out a few more panels.

If a tree fell in the woods and no one heard does it mean it didn't fall?

It suppose to be on a snowboard, And yes, There would be more on a board then the ground, You have melting and compaction factors.

Its mainly click bait, In no way i would go out of the gate with the upper end of the potential scale.

Easier to clear every 6 hrs or so and keep a running tally until the end if its possible.

It’s at the end and the damage was already done.

And when I mention warmer it’s at the end but as I said earlier, It was the 06z euro and it only got as far as LI.

06z was a bit warmer.

Do the Euro

This one may not be to hard map actually, You can do a broad brush on the bulk of it.

As much as some won't like this, I agree, GFS right now is on the southern flank.

Retreating high is giving the room for north tics on this one.

Ultimately, Its going to come down to how far north at the surface does the SLP get to bring the mix line further north then being modeled right now, Euro gets it up to about LI after a front end thump.

If it did raindrops would be falling on many to the south, Not happening.

They changed the AFD format to segments up here, KEY MESSAGE 3 DESCRIPTION: Recent guidance trend has to bring a quick but strong area of low pressure through the TN Valley Sunday before consolidating off the Mid-Atlantic coast Sunday night into Monday. This track, which has trended northward quickly over the past 24 hours, presents a snowy outcome for the forecast area into the beginning of next week. Amid a cold air mass, an all snow outcome is fairly certain barring any continued northward shifts. Will be monitoring forcing, how long precipitation is present, and any additional shifts in the low`s track to hone in on forecast totals. At this range, swings and shifts are not uncommon. Will want to watch timing of sharp trough arriving through the Midwest Sunday evening. This could orient mid level jet coupling to further deepen the parent low as jet strengthens across the Mid-South. With a lot of strong features (high and low) to materialize over the CONUS over the next 48 hours, shifts in thoughts are likely, but accumulating snow is a likely outcome.

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