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Cobalt

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  1. Google's AI model I believe. It got some credit for latching onto the northwest trend for this past weekend's storm pretty early on. I believe it's available on StormVista?
  2. https://www.weather.gov/lwx/wintermaps
  3. The inclusion of the middle name really adds credence, nice touch
  4. So incredibly easy to extrapolate what a similar shift at 0z would do.. Let's hope the Euro can fill in the blank for us
  5. I recall when it hallucinated a threat back in late Jan 2021.. went bonkers for a few runs with the operational and ensemble snowfall totals then completely lost it. That was at like hr 132 though, so this would be something else.
  6. Easier to bring it due North than due West at this range at the very least
  7. RGEM honestly not too far off of GFS at hr 84
  8. AI GFS looks like a slight step back on the coastal. Still further west than AI Euro, and it also has that initial slug of moisture further North to start. As others have noted, that might be a way to salvage a small snowfall if the main event fails to develop.
  9. NS lobe is definitely further West than 12z through 72, but doesn't look like it's gonna get its act together.
  10. In recent memory, it feels like the Euro is most fallible past hour 120+, and the GFS is most fallible within that range. Makes perfect sense then that the Euro showed a favorable solution at that range only to trade places with the GFS as we got closer. Anyways.. Euro AI shows a small event on the 5th
  11. The AI Euro and GFS are remarkably similar at h500 and also precip extent. Comparing them to the 6z Euro indicates that, while an amped solution isn't expected or even likely, the 6z Euro is likely an outlier in how disorganized it is.
  12. AI GFS is more amped/more west with the trough than 6z, continuing a 4+ run trend Euro at the same time for comparison
  13. Translates to a 25-50 mile shift northwest. Not a hit, but a least a step. 0z yesterday was 200 miles + offshore
  14. AI GFS continuing its trend of shifting the trough West
  15. It had that northern stream component notably West early on into the run like NAM and Euro, but then yeah the entire look fell apart.
  16. Quite funny that it has that early March 2010 fail you brought up a bit earlier as the #1 analog. I remember reading that that was a stone's throw from a significant event, but don't know much about it otherwise.
  17. 12z didn't have precip within 50 miles of DC, so a definite step up on the surface side of things.
  18. Decisive steps in the right direction the past 2 GFS runs.
  19. Might be weenie folklore but it's only fitting that this window is showing back up as our current system is exiting stage right. GEFS is still offshore but beefed up, a lot of monster lows within range.
  20. Still at 13 degrees with heavy sleet in Harrisonburg. Nuts.
  21. Looks like you're getting quite the prolific storm up there. Would love to hear your observations, enjoy it!
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