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Almost 40 degrees and rain for the lowlands on the GFS

Looks like the big hit camp is getting bigger

Navgem is amped up

Wildwood

40 minutes ago, WeatherShak said:

It only takes one!


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1973 is this year 

Cmc also trending north

Quite the adjustment 

18 minutes ago, jayyy said:

LOL, models this AM are terrible for 90+% of us. CAPEs area has the best shot at some snow as the wave hits the water and intensifies.

Can’t even cash in on a few hours of snow. Yeesh.


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All the 6z models are trending right 

1 minute ago, jayyy said:

Show me young Jedi


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Let's hope for the few GEFS members to win tonight

Prettty big increase on the SREF plumes area wide

For being 42 hours out this will either get much better or suck and fall apart

29 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

3k is a little better. Seems to be because the coastal gets going a little sooner/stronger. Not sure that's how we'd win around DC/Balt but it that was a real trend at some point it could spell well for the southern parts of the subforum - couple models have had a "victory" stripe of 1" or so down there.

Definitely not there yet but marked improvement with the low

At 25 the NAM is substantially wetter and broader In TX

30 definitely more moisture slinging north

So the HRRR Is better

As much as the OP models suck the ensembles aren't nearly as bad

The amount of difference below 60 hours between models is rather astounding 

Lock the icon in

Slowly moving north

Don't really follow the GFS to close its moving the right direction it's just horribly slow at it. Betting the individual members are better 

There are a few big hits still in the ensembles 6z GFS appears to be trying to head to the right direction let's see what happens today. Thinking it will get better for this week 

18z GEFS had some nice hitting ensembles later in the week next week.