Wonderdog

FV-3 has been hinting at this for a couple of days. It has obviously improved. Need to hold for a few more model cycles. Then I can justify the purchase of my toy.

I always thought they did.

Be nice to see that at end of the upcoming EURO run. Imagine, a storm system coming up to the benchmark from the GOM.

Hour 186 is the kind of cold front I like. Mostly snow for mid Atlantic. Now we just need a wave to ride up the front.

11 in Gainesville with wind gusts That's cold enough for me.

Even though I'm missing some frames. I'm sticking with the FV-3!

We don't do psychological very well. Welcome to meltdown city.

FV-3 gives some backend snow this Thursday and just misses the region with a big storm. Very juicy and the pressures are below 1000. I think we may be heading for a snowy period.

Fv-3 looks a little better at H5 on 6z run for the late week storm. Looks like a few minor adjustments could give us a warning event.

Miller B's tend to miss us to the north. Miller A's are less numerous for the mid Atlantic. Obviously either one is acceptable.

These long range models are jumping all over the place. Very hard to take them even remotely serious.

If this verifies, Havana will be digging out while we freeze to death.

Couldn't you have made it a little bigger?

A smidge over an inch in Gainesville with radar indicating that more is on the way!

I wonder how much volatility the models will show the closer we get to the time period the major change really settles into the mid Atlantic. Could we begin seeing close range changes taking place on the model runs? The article in the Post by Jason yesterday got me thinking about that.