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TimB

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  1. Gradient is a lot sharper across the metro. “Official” total would be a bit below a foot but many of us would see well over.
  2. Well we do lose an inch or two off the 12z run, but still over a foot with 2” per hour rates between 3-6am Monday.
  3. It’s a positive sign that they haven’t put the possibility other p-types into the forecast, and that others like TWC haven’t added the “some mixed winter precipitation possible” wording. Using the 1/19/19 storm as an example, TWC carried mostly rain long before the NWS ever did.
  4. 12z RGEM was a sleetfest. That 12” total doesn’t seem to be mostly snow.
  5. Yeah, sure as hell not expecting 22”. Mostly just observing where it has the deform band, which is here.
  6. By the end of the run there’s 14” and still snowing. The stuff winter dreams are made of.
  7. 12z HRRR is looking great. Almost all snow and dry slotting stays SE. 6.4” through 42. A couple hours in there picked up almost 2”.
  8. Pivotal. Between the NAM and RGEM. I’m not a subscriber.
  9. Not sure the RAP is worth anything, but the 9z run had 22” at PIT.
  10. Yeah, just looked at it and I’d take it, no questions asked.
  11. We didn’t need an east shift when we woke up this morning but now we do. That’s the source of anxiety.
  12. Wouldn’t take much, the computer must be prehistoric with as slow as it loads.
  13. Mostly I’m trying to keep my own hope alive and pretend it wasn’t a 3rd straight bad run of the NAM.
  14. A little sleet between 6z and 9z. Some degree of snow lasting most of Monday. I’d say mostly snow.
  15. Glass half full. The NAM still gets damn near double digits in Pittsburgh. If this is the “worst case scenario”, I’d take the 8” it gives us and run with it.
  16. Yes we should worry. Dry slotting for hours has always been on the table. NAM is an extreme scenario but other models have shown it.
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