Wonderdog

Lots went with that type of forecast in 2009/2010 and they were spot on. Now that was a NINO.Are NINO's easier to interpret in the long range?

Watch that blob SE of FL develop into a TS to take the place of the now missing storm.

The Legacy GFS has something east of FL at the end of the run.

We have a possibility showing up at the end of the 12z GFS run. Tracking season has begun. (Probably be gone at 18z).

Bring it!

The Post was doing what it usually does.

Wouldn't be surprised if it eventually tracked up the coast behind the front. Why not?

Big three are trying to inch the coastal toward mid Atlantic region but it's a tough fight. I for one would like to see a heavy rain storm from a nor'easter with temps in mid to upper 30's with dynamic cooling lowering temps to 30 and the LP becomes cut off. And then I can use the toy one more time! Think it might help if this cool front stalls off the coast.

The gang of three have appeared to come to an agreement for a wound up coastal on 4/3. Anyone have any precip maps?

I'll take what's left of center on #23. The gang of three all has a storm. There is a HP somewhere north of us ; the h5 looks doable, and the EURO seems to be generating it's own cold air. Stranger things have happened, just not recently.

Yeah, sun angle got us good this time.

CMC still gives us some love next Tuesday.

40 degrees with a steady cold rain in the car in Manassas! Searching in vain for a rogue ping of sleet hitting the windshield.

D. Too many nickle and dime events to suit me. Also, the tracking was sub par because almost all tracking events were minor systems. The general overall pattern sucked and I know just enough about this hobby to recognize when a system has very little chance of being an overperformer, notwithstanding our January storm. For me, the excitement of this hobby is having the potential of a warning level event and we had what one or two of those? Had precious few storms riding up the coast and don't get me started about the "big pattern change". Ugh.

Becoming a habit. HP is not as stout today lessening its movement south with the colder air for next week.