That's not not promising...
Edit: I'm not saying it's promising either. Just not unpromising.
2nd edit: Not a deep enough LP to do damage, but looks like a decent backside snowfall - am guessing around .1, maybe a little more.
Canadian is so close at 120 to giving us a decent Miller B, and then hits the no-snow-dome* around our region, and the LP slips north.
*this is the technical term for the feature being described
Likewise the Fv3-GFS is very close with back to back snowstorms in that timeframe - it misses north on both occasions, but is enough to stay interested for now.
Lol - this is the first time it's shown that solution. But I'd take it in a heartbeat. That's the halfway solution between the 12Z Euro and GFS I was hoping for!
Edit - infact, the whole second half of the Fv3 would be acceptable.
There's a huge difference between the Euro and GFS 500mb charts at hr 192 - GFS has an LP in the GL, Euro has a much deeper system heading OTS off OBX. If means counted for anything we'd be in luck.
Healthy system down the line on the CMC... On a weird double-barreled front that has the leading LP in Canada (rain for us) and the trailing low in texas (snow, when it finally moves up the coast).
Just got done with a jebdrive around Potomac and Bethesda (not yet enough on the ground for a jebwalk). Couldn't stop in time for my driveway and had to go around the block again. Good times.