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    GFS was snowier West and east. Just a small punch of sleet lol.
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    So far 18z Better (more snow): NAM RRFS ICON I am not including CMC or RGEM since they were late 12.
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    Sleet likewise further south on this run. Affects the northern burbs.
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    It was a little colder than the last run. So thats a step towards the others.
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    The warmest the 700 layer gets.
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    Yeah the RGEM is really intense with the snow band.
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    Also if the flow were faster it could have shunted the storm east before gaining as much latitude. Or pushed a kicker in. Go figure.
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    Just a bit north and now pretty much aligned. NAMs are really the outlier here.
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    Forky is usually spot on and has not provided an update from when stated " not worried high is in a perfect spot". So until he changes.....
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    To his credit he did mention a couple days ago this had bust potential for DC through NYC due to more mixing.
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    That's the first time I have ever seen then update their maps twice in 2 hours lol.
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    That run is my fear. Cold and dry.
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    Needed the coastal to slide ene and develop further south.
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    Ugh.
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    That's the issue I believe. Southern areas will not reach that.
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    Ironically is the developing coast which shoots the warm layer up. We would have been better off without it. Would have flipped but more snow ahead.
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    Yeah I was looking and did not find so am thinking it was January of 93.
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    I hate the 10 to 1 maps for southern areas. Ratios with the sleet mix will be less.
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