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  1. The ICON is an idiot, but it looks similar to last nights Euro. Not as much of an initial thump as Euro but 2-4 over to ice north and west of the fall line.
  2. Looks like 2-3" on the cmc before a changeover on Wednesday. Not much on the gfs just some light snow as the precip moves in.
  3. Yup. Give me one of those in the first week of March and then a quick flip to spring in the second.
  4. ^ The late winter meltdown never gets old. Someone get this guy a blizzard.
  5. I Hear ya. I'm going to be cautiously optimistic until a similar look continuously shows up within 7-10 days. With the mjo in favorable phases for a little while I would think its just a matter of time though that we get a decent looking h5. Even if it is only for a brief time. And hopefully we can just time something right when it does show up.
  6. The long range looked pretty good on 0z gefs. Trough swings east end of month with lots of high latitude blocking. Hopefully we can get that look to continue to move up in time.
  7. Nothing accumulated after about 830 am or so. Even though it snowed lightly after that time it warmed above freezing and the sun could be seen through the clouds. On the elevation topic...I remember a storm here in 2001 where we had about a foot in lionville and only 3” in downingtown. It was a very elevation dependent storm. At one point early in the morning there was a driving snow, several inches and snow covered roads on the top of the hill while a half mile away down the hill it was raining. The hills were literally snow capped. Pretty crazy event and one of my favorites.
  8. .8” in Exton for part 2. 2.3” combined. 14.7” for the season. And 1 mecs away from an average season.
  9. Paul, does wxsim use 3km nam data or just 12km nam?
  10. GFS is 10 degrees colder than 6z along 95 Tuesday evening.
  11. Big changes out west on the gfs. Went to a more ukie type look.
  12. VP maps look good for week 2. Mjo likely to go into phase 8 and probably 1 imo.
  13. Ukie looks closer to Euro at 144. 64 in Exton right now.
  14. Yea Its tough to bite on the neg nao. It could happen but there’s been too many head fakes to get excited about it popping in the long range. I too am more interested in the gradient pattern possibly producing something moderate in the 7-10 day. However, if we were to progress into the type of pattern the gefs shows in the long range, that could produce something big. -nao and 50/50 with a split flow. This look will probably be different at 0z lol but with the mjo moving into favorable phases who knows.
  15. Great looking pattern on the gefs in the long range. Active southern jet and northern jet supplying the cold air. Higher heights over Greenland.
  16. 54 on the home station. Up from a low of 24. Crazy spread across the region with Dover still at 38.
  17. Hopefully I can bring some good content. I look forward to engaging in some good discussion here.
  18. I agree. Looking at gefs vp maps I would think it would bring the trough east like the eps did after the 11th. I also don’t know if the gefs is maybe picking up on nino forcing here.
  19. Looking at the vp maps on the gefs one would think that should argue for a trough farther east in North America. Not sure if the gefs is picking up on Niño forcing here or just bringing the mjo into p8. Either way, having convection centered east of the date line should bring good things.
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