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that's like 3/4 of an inch lol

41/23. Mainly clear.

maybe it's because its the GFS more than a week out

The Mid-Atlantic would be an extraordinarily snowy climate if water froze at 36 instead of 32.

FWIW PDO is almost positive now

To all the clouds: you shall not pass.

I don't know if it means much, but McLean busted three degrees lower than the forecast high (42 vs 45). My weenie mind is hoping we could all bust three degrees colder at the onset of precipitation.

Okay, this one you'll have to guess based off the output. (for some reason I can't zoom in onto the Mid-Atlantic with this model)

RRFS for what it's worth... can anybody tell me where it comes from?

CMC is still adamant on some ZR to start the event in the metros. temperatures are actually relatively cold at onset, around 27-30

I still have faith. Every model not showing snow is a bad model.

EPS says, "What Dec 5-6 event?"

i couldn't find a metaphor for snow falling, so i had to resort to alternative options

CMC decent solution.

Noob vs Pro progression right there guys lol

if taken verbatim, RDPS zr in the metros might be an issue with these temperatures

below freezing and above freezing, almost like 31.8f vs 32.3f

There are some things to like about Dec 5-6 and there are some things not to like about Dec 5-6. The -NAO certainly helps that cold high-pressure in that location, which will promote CAD. However, as modeled, the high is weak, isn't in a great spot, and will retreat east. Therefore, we lose the CAD, hence the flip from snow/ice to ice/rain. Perhaps this will trend colder as models start to take MJO 8 into consideration. It's probably a better overall setup and we've got more things going for this than Dec 2, and there's a decent signal on the EPS. We shall wait and see.

looks like a -AO/NAO to me

step in the correct driection

EPS A-Okay

12z Euro significant shift NW. Waiting on the EPS

12z Euro is awful for DC, with a big NW shift. might be a cave