Maestrobjwa

Really, really good discussion going on in the New England thread that's relevant to down here. Go take a look! General skepticism from a couple of red taggers about this being too east

There ever been a time when SoMd got two feet and the I-95 corridor got 3 inches? Lol

The storm or SV? Lol

What caught my eye: "It is worth noting that, while the EC-AIFS has largely performed well inside of 5 days much of the winter season, the EC- AIFS and ECMWF did suppress the track of the most recent winter storm too much ~4-5 days out before correcting northward inside of 72 hours out."

Yeah that is a rather noticeable shift

Baltimore County is closed tomorrow (Wednesday). The 2 hours late may be for Thursday

Did it really handle the NS better with the last storm? Or could we call that one more SS-oriented?

If the AI didn't change this probably won't either, smh

Until it gets on board I'm not sure we can take this threat seriously.

It really only won it on thermals not much else, lol

Given what the GEM and Ukie look like it's hard to imagine the Euro is gonna look much better...but I agree that we may need to give this one until tomorrow to be sure. Seems to be subtle shift kind of differences atm. Layman opinion of course...

Close the doors. CLOSE the doors. Close the doors! (Only @stormtracker will know what I'm referring to, lol)

Cirrus this time

There will be no pulling me back in unless the the Euro brothers bring it back too, lol

Why do you say?