Not even bothering posting the RGEM but it shows the arctic wave forming further west and more amped than most guidance which gives us 6+. Hard to entertain it whenever other guidance is further east. Something to watch in the coming days.
CMC is the only one to have the wave form that far west and be that amped. I just dont see how it doesn't trend to other guidance. I'd say somewhere between the gfs and rgem is what would be my guess.
Probably too far west for that to happen.
I'm thinking the RGEM is too slow with the boundary hence why it's our best chance right now. Most of the other models have the boundary progressing further east hence why we miss out on the snow. Gonna have to wait and see as we get closer.
Yeah looked epic. I think we will have a nice period of tracking coming up. Now whether or not we get heavy snow is a whole other issue. We are due for a good snow storm since our last big storm was last year at 3.3 and prior to that was 2022 with 8 inches.
Just got back from skiing and looked at the Euro and my lord that's some cold signal it's showing. Negative temps for a brief time with us bottoming out at -14 and a windchill of -24.
If you like winter, well you are in luck for the next few weeks. Obviously still have to be lucky for storm track, baroclinic boundary etc but that's quite a signal from the GFS. Let's hope the Steelers can pull out a win in the meantime.
Well yeah the radar shows all the better bands right at the county line. Seems like you will verify the higher amounts and points south will get the 1-2. Enjoy it. I'll take it since I'm at work.
Looking ahead i like this look as shown. -EPO with a little southeast ridge to help steer a storm up and not out. Looks good for overunning. Let's see how everything evolves. In the mean time we have 1-3 to look forward to for the weekend.