All the short range models have this low just riding up the Appalachians now. The question remains of how far the deform bands set out and how much dry slot there is.
What’s the closest analogy to this storm? Honestly I’ve been following storms since the accuweather forums and I just can’t remember one that has this much QPF
Is anyone as nervously excited that I am? My friends and family know me as the ‘weather guy’ asking me what I think is going to happen. I’m optimistic for a good snow but the 2019? WSW bust is still fresh in memory.
So I’m really wondering how much snow we’re gonna get here at seven springs. There’s always a few more inches than the forecasts. I’m wondering we we could go to 1-2 feet
The NAM is a good 50+ miles north of both the GFS and the Euro as well as it has a much broader precipitation shield.
Actually looking at the 12z model suites. NAM and HRRR are further north and again much broader precip shield whereas Euro has a huge cutoff and even leaves central PA out to dry.
It's pretty amazing again how inconsistent these models are this close to the storm.