But holy snow Batman, the surface features across these models at 84 hours are so classic. I think this is gonna be a good thump at the least. If we go mixed or rain so what, it’ll be a glacier a few hours later.
While we wait and because everyone is here, we’ve stopped watching but what about the biblical storm that’s gonna hit the maritimes? Damn the wind with that is gonna be unreal. Look at those isobars lol
Well I’m not predicting historic lol. But I’m not saying it can’t be either. Totally serious here. Many of these models are getting this thing to an absolutely classic spot. What happens after is still very much up in the air.
Lol this is so close to some classic storms in the 84-102 hour time frame. This could trend really good.
Was just reading some of the info @WVclimosent me on the 96 storm.
The ns sw is a little delayed and a little weaker this time. The separation between it and the closed low is more. We have a long way to go on this. Gotta believe that the reality will be different from what we are seeing.
This is still evolving and I think the place it may go is toward our more classic snowstorms. The NAM and ICON are steps toward that. And if the cold air damming is more potent, even more so. That low transfers to Norfolk or the outer banks and it’s …
I’m curious. If anybody had given you a map with a a 1008 low over Biloxi, a 1033 high over Iowa and a 1034 high over Lake Huron, would you not be excited?