SnowenOutThere

Diabolical blue spot on that map

Anyways, personally I think uva is in a bad spot for this storm but cheering on everyone else! Might head up to nova or Shenandoah to enjoy the snow instead

Massive shift actually

There were some changes I liked on the H5 some too

Going to hike old rag (maybe) or drive along skyline drive till I find someplace cool this afternoon. Got some good orthographic clouds out in the mountains around UVA right now so I hope I see them later too.

I actually don’t hate the GFS so far

Eh it’s get Shenandoah nice and good

Anyways, I’m hopefully checking out for tonight. Everyone else I hope you can bring us home.

Ehhhh NAM is blurring those lines. Frankly, we need some form of coastal in order to maximize our IVT. Even if the best dynamics and lift is provided by the IVT it needs to coastal moisture fetch to actually precipitate.

It actually was encouraging to me as it’s H5 setup is different than the GFS and shows another way to score

NAM is better for the coastal fans but worse for the people who want to bet on the H5 pass to get snow

For the record we've now blown by the previous most daily posts count for all previous threads this winter.

Here is their base snowfall map btw Any met want to weigh in on what the hell is going on with the Shenandoah's? I know that their elevation and upslope will help them but is this just the NWS graphic overdoing it or human made?

I love the sentiment but I think this storm should be a special case. I mean IF this continues to trend well it'll be the first storm in 10 years that trends well inside day 5 and of all possible storms to do so it's some weird coastal miller B during February with a bad airmass. This is the people's storm

The view after the 18z Euro