8-12” would be great but look at the inflow on gfs, it’s EOR for the best stuff. WCT gets the initial thump then it’s pretty much ip/snizzle while out east get it on the ccb. Just calling it how I see the run. No meh no emotion…
Can the gfs be too warm? Sure.
108hr is -5c at 925, 27F at surface so there must be funky warmth in there somewhere if we’re IP. I’m getting ahead of myself micro analyzing it though so you’re right…let’s get the blocking to keep trending or hold serve first until we are inside D3.
The initial thump turned to IP was good and then the backside norlun type snows was nice. Some messy mix in between probably cut it back some but it ended up fine. I hate to rely on backside fanny snows but we’ll cross that bridge in 2-3 days.
Not that good for the southern half of CT but just one run. Regardless, I mentioned to pope earlier this morning the hedge is for a CNE max hit, not mid atl. We’ll see though.
You can feel the better board vibes with an impending snower after months of arguing, melting, fighting, geese killing…just happier weenies finally. We’ll need this to hold now though or it could be armageddon.
Yup and that’s to say, euro could be onto something…it’s possible we see the trailing sw trend closer on other guidance giving the big idea more credit. It’s not a far out concept just not something I would hedge on atm unless I manage to fall into a pair of George’s sneakers.
Yea, noted on this system. And next weekend is all over the place. Euro is phase happy again blowing through the block while the gfs looks like a typical fast flow coastal. Cmc does seem to be a little slower and has that -nao costal evolution fwiw. We’ll cross that bridge though as 2/28 gets underway because really, there’s not much time to dissect 3/4…should it still be on the table. Good times!