WesternFringe

12Z NAM. Caveats about not accumulating aside, there is a chance for favored areas N and W to see snow falling.

I was defending you in the first line of my post and just being cheeky with Yoda. I have zero problems with you. It was meant for those that post they are moving on (which you didn’t) rather than simply moving on.

He didn’t post that he has “moved on.” He just gave his opinion. But sure, if makes you happy. Hey Terpeast, or anyone for that matter, why post in a thread to tell us you have moved on? Just leave the thread. We will figure out that you have moved on all by ourselves. And then the only people left in the thread can track in peace without being heckled by the ones who say they moved on but clearly have not.

Yet here you are, posting in this thread to tell us you moved on

He definitely hugs the Euro, but it does have the highest verification scores, so it makes sense. What doesn’t make sense is when all other guidance and ensembles are against it and he still hugs the Euro. It isn’t THAT much better than other globals.

21 on the way to work in Augusta County

But why post one member from an ensemble? From last night’s run? Seems like deliberate debbing man

You know by reading here going into a block or relaxing from a block is our best chance

These maps are worthless without analysis.

Western Augusta County looks like 1-3” on the Nams. With lows around 32 and slow rates, most likely a coating to an inch at best for just west of Staunton, but farther west might get an inch or two.

An epic east coast snowstorm. Authors Kocin and Uccellini literally wrote the book on it (2 volumes). Thus, the K and the U. Northeast Snowstorms Volume 1 and Volume 2 Set. (Volume 32) https://a.co/d/4hzHYhk eta: ninja’d by GATECH

Definitely better for mby and points further north in the Shenandoah Valley

Think I am screwed down here, but every once in awhile the Euro throws snow tv my way, even down here in Augusta at elevation (.5” to 1”)

My favorite is that every map that shows snow by the MD PA border is where PSU lives when people post about it. And where he lives is depicted wildly over time. Even if it is north of Hagerstown at times or to the east all the way to Lineboro wherever a storm jacks is Mt PSU. Literally have nothing against PSU- your analysis is amazing and you are a bright dude who knows way more about weather than I do. Just think it is funny that people adjust where you live by wherever the jackpot is in any given clown map!

I know we are hoping against hope with this one, but that blend has been way low for the last 2 snowstorms at least where I live. edit: How did it do for others’ backyards?

Car said 8 degrees driving through Churchville in Augusta County this morning.

Snowing nicely again here. 2.2” so far. 27 degrees. NW of Staunton. Beautiful!

More like 3:00 am here. Snow, Djokovic, and wood stove!

It matters how your evaluation went.

Agreed with the trend, but I feel like it is always behind. Last storm, and this one as well. More useful if models are stable than it is super close to an event when they are trending.

As someone who has lived in the valley for 17 years, I can attest to the fact that the view looking east to the Blue Ridge and the view looking west to the Alleghenys never gets old!

It has been so long since many here have had back-to-back short-term snow threads of interest that we forgot how to do it!

3k looks better and more realistic than the 12k, but stuck at 50 on TT

Sorry it didn’t work out for you, but for most folks the last storm trended better in the last 24-36 hours if you go back and read the thread. I don’t think the guidance shifted north late much for most longitudes in this sub. I think it was the opposite and the last minute trends were good.