Now that I’ve seen the surface depiction, it seems like it might be having some feedback issues like the Canadian last night. You can see it trying to pop the low well east of the isobars it should be located at. Thus the paltry snow shield.
From the coastal, you’re right. But as the ULL digs down, it’ll be in a good position to put a deform band over western Nc. I have no doubt there’s a higher ceiling down east with bombogenesis but in most setups, this is a 4-7” invent under the ULL.
More or less, it’s just finally keying in on a closer to the coast track and a more expansive precip shield, which rakes the east coast. Not necessarily moving north - you can see the nice halt on the south end of the blue.
Haven’t seen this discussed, but nailing this would be huge because we’re not wasting a bit. My glacier isn’t going anywhere, don’t know about yall. We’re talking immediate stickage. Not a flake wasted.
It’d be hilarious if the storm that had a week long hype machine that induced the nastiest comments from naysayers was actually the table setter for the one that makes them regret not planning this weekend
This has been the most fun I’ve had in the forum in years. Good or bad, enjoying the ride. Hope all of yall stick around and shoot the bull this summer!