The atmosphere is basically imploding over the Cape, lol....that look usually means the hydrostatic models are not going to wrap this up tightly enough.
This is going to be an interesting system for obvious reasons.
I may not want to trust hydrostatic models once we get inside 36 hours. A system like this is going to be obscene and a non-hydrostatic model might handle it better.
Yeah the track is there, but it's just not going nuts with the dynamics. I actually was looking at the soundings on pivotal and it has me raining with 925mb below 0C because it's keeping the sfc near 36-37F with mostly moderate precip rates.
Euro being the NW outlier is something we've seen before at this time range and I feel like we know how it ends. 70/30 compromise......
We'll see though, this one is a bear on guidance.
Little bump east on the euro there. If we can get the consensus on this thing to be near the elbow of the cape or just slightly east, that puts a lot of SNE in the game.
Ha. Not a terrible analogy. Not sure we’re that close to punching it in yet. But yeah, we’ve improved from needing a Hail Mary I think. We’ve gotten enough to go right that we’re now in plausible territory even if still large dogs.