The 6z Euro doesn’t have nearly as much QPF or snow as the 6z GFS & NAMs for the LSV.
Which model will win?
It’s time to watch the low track & radar and see how it unfolds today.
The 6z GFS brought the bullseye back to the Harrisburg, York, Lebanon & Lancaster!
If this run is right, we snow until sometime on Tuesday!
Here is the 6z GFS QPF, and 10-1 & Kuchera ratio snow.
If this even comes close to verifying...just wow!
It will depend on where the CCB sets up tomorrow. The best bands could end up further east or west.
If the GFS verified verbatim, I could live with 11 more inches in the Harrisburg area.
Like others have said, it has been consistent for the last day or 2, but it shifted the bullseye around quite a bit this week (look at the post above that showed the Euro run sequence over the last several days).
It was the first model to lock in to this event in general earlier this week and now it has locked back in today, but let’s wait until Tuesday morning to declare which model won.
Ok, wrong thread....but did everyone see the 12z Euro for Next weekend?!
It has a Miller A coming out of the gulf heading right up the east coast.
This could be a memorable Winter week.
This snow map is ONLY for the potential storm Next weekend.
The 18z GFS puts the Harrisburg, York, & Lancaster crew right back in the bullseye!
Long way to go, but this was great to see the high end option remains on the table!
Here is the 10-1 & Kuchera map 18z GFS.
It’s a roller coaster with CTP... I sure their forecast will change five more times before the event is done. The results will probably be right around where they started out earlier today.