SE and weak. There were a couple of doomsday runs (similar to the pre Christmas storm iirc) before it quickly went back to being a decent -but not insanely historic- snowstorm.
Glad to see a thread with even a fraction of the energy that those of previous years have carried. One of my biggest fears is that the one time a storm does pan out properly, it happens too late in the game for me to enjoy circle-jerking with you guys over every last obscene model run
Yeah by setup wise I meant how the models resolve compared to one another, not the physical storm setup. My bad. I don't know shit but I know at least that much
Wasn't this almost the exact same setup model wise that the pre-Christmas snowstorm did? The Euro was farthest north and amped, the GFS was farthest SE and weakest, and the CMC was dickin around in the middle, right?
Dude I was literally sitting on the toilet about to write that exact same thing a few minutes ago but I decided not to double post and beat a dead horse.
Seriously though, is this how it'll always be? The weak/SE trend has quite literally been by far the most dependable thing in snow forecasting the last several years imo. It's always the same. I'm sure there will be a couple golden runs coming up and then the whole thing really collapses to shit once we're under 80 hours.