I think that’s an incredible trend for a model that still produced really well. Looks like a delayed phase since the northern piece pushed east a bit as well as more confluence
I believe this was the 2015 blizzard that developed more east then forecast. Epic bust even down at the jersey shore for me with 18”-24” still forecast 1 hour before onset. Fished with 2”
Let’s hope we are now seeing the northern most envelope of possible solutions and can shift H5 slightly south while just upping the precip when mesos are in range. I’m not worried about where we are at right now but more so if it keeps trending in the more amped direction. Todays gonna be a long day lol .
Great trends overnight but now the threat of mixing def exists for me. 2016 at this lead time looked like 10”-20” of cold powder and I ended up getting 11” with rain and a dry slot.
Hoping to avoid to much of a delayed start with the rain as well as getting into that quasi stationary band that some mesos have showed. Should be a decent storm forum wide for most to get on the board
I still think we have plenty of time to bring this thing back. We don’t need whole scale changes 200 miles west with no mechanism to induce it. It’s literally just comes down to the phasing and interactions of both the upper low and southern stream. 90 hours out is an eternity in this set up.
Man to see the euro, eps , Canadian, and ukie all showing a big storm how can’t you get excited? No doubt in my mind we see the gfs, icon and AIFS trend better. Legit all the top models show it while the lesser models don’t and that’s for a reason.
To be fair tho we haven’t had a tpv dropping down from Canada to phase and capture all year. Every wave that has hit snj and deleware has been a whole different evolution. I’m really confident in a region wide event here. Let’s hope the 0z runs throw us a bone