It didn't really. It just sharpened the northern extent. Totals for mid Atlantic went up.
Last few runs have notably increased SE ridging, which is good in this instance
Yeah Feb doesn't look warm to me. There could be warmer intervals but weeklies and monthly guidance suggest a near to BN month.
MJO and PNA will be favorable for cold/snow.
Some great runs tonight. I know the AI GFS was meh but you can't win them all. Hopefully the Euro trends favorably
It all depends on how much phasing with the western trough we see. Usually that screws us over but this time it's an asset.
Honestly I'd rather be further north than the Mid-Atlantic right now. If models fully phase in that western trough then the north shifts will likely continue.
We're in a good spot this far out
I'd recommend taking your eyes off the models for a few days. Things won't really come into focus until Thursday at minimum.
And avoid the hype posts on social media... they're going to be relentless
I'd be nervous if we were in the bullseye this far out as these things almost always come north.
Having models keeping this south 6 days out is not a bad thing
Nice to see CMC come aboard. There's more support than just the AI models. And these things usually trend north unless there's a massive -NAO type block
Massive cold dome with trough out west and SE ridge in place. This will yield a massive overrunning storm. Yes there will be a brick wall somewhere but good chance it ends up affecting areas pretty far north.
Very PDII esque on AI models