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when we're talking about 21 hour storms as "slow" then you know we have potential

Can't tell whether it's better, I wanna say yes?

The Euro AI spits in the GFS's face, incredible consistency

A cave ain't happening today, y'all.

we should put signficance ratings on the models for an accurate scoreboard (e.g. the euro is 5 pts, gfs 3, ai euro 5 pts, etc.)

Lots of bad jokes tonight. Let others make them unless you know what you are talking about

GEFS is better (slightly)

6-10+", would take in a heartbeat

Is that the AI canadian?

Which do you think is more likely? A GFS AI overamp or a GFS ultra supression

You gotta bully me more man

It's better. It's not good.

That fucking 1055 high better not screw the CMC up or I will burn this planet down.

CMC will be better !!!

It's actually 2-5", the more south the better

is it trying to turn up the coast or something?

i hope the bed bugs bite

Temps aren't good. It's legit too amped for snow lol. major zr event verbatim tho

so at hr 102 with the AI-GFS, i think the baja blast low is less prominent, whatever the hell that means? idk what that will mean down the road

I'm having a hard time believing a 1050 high suppresses everything to hell, but maybe some red taggers can counter me there.

ICON + CMC + GFS combo vs Euro + Euro AI + GFS AI combo i think i know which side i'm taking for now.

ICON = suppression depression

ICON pushes the Baja Boogie Blast (TM) further east this run

likely is like 30% chance, it's relative to the time scale

This is the general flavor of the storm i'm getting right now, if anybody wants to correct me they can go ahead. Scenario 1 — The Mid-Atlantic is impacted by a major winter storm that drops 4"+ of snow. (likely) Scenario 2 — The Mid-Atlantic is too far north to receive the brunt of the system and receives <4" of snow. (possible) Scenario 3 — The Mid-Atlantic is impacted by a major winter storm that briefly starts as snow before changing over to sleet and freezing rain. (unlikely) Scenario 4 — The Mid-Atlantic is too far north to receive anything impacts from the system and receives no snow. (very unlikely)