schinz

I say call it even!!!

I'll send photos and updates from Brigantine, NJ. - 1/2 block from the ocean.....unless that's not allowed on here since it's the other forum.

I'll be in Brigantine, NJ. for this one. It should be quite the show!!!

I'm just a lurker and a learner, but I am confused. I thought we weren't giving the GFS any more credit given its recent performance history?

I think I am going to be heading to our beach house 1/2 block from the ocean on the barrier island of Brigantine, NJ., just adjacent to Atlantic City. Full moon Sunday, along with strong onshore winds backing up the bays spells moderate tidal flooding not to mention the chance of heavy snow!!

From JB 5 Minutes ago: But a wild card here and maybe why the GFS MIGHT score a coup in the ne (was like PSU almost beating Indiana) is how cold the water is off the east coast. May retard warming a tad NJ north SST anomalies

That was exactly my point in asking what I did about whether the other models have moved toward the GFS or the other way around. I kept reading "looks more like the GFS" but I never heard anyone say the GFS looked any more like the other models.

So this is the question I ask myself. In the last 12 hours have all the other models started, in even the slightest way, to move towards the GFS, or has the GFS moved towards all the other models?

Coating to 1"

This is all that would be needed to create one giant flash freeze mess.

Agreed, first it was the GFS was on it's own. Then the high resolutions were thrown out because of range. NOW, the formally warm Euro is fully on board for the Norther tier, as is the Canadian. This could be very bad up here overnight Thursday.

Nam shows significantly colder surface temps than other guidance, including the GFS. e for surface temps at 12 z Thursday significantly colder than the other guidance, including the GFS.

Thanks a lot!!

Is there a way to overlay that topography map over a road map to actually see roads and addresses that would correspond to the highest heights?