It did not waiver as much as all the other models. It had blips, but a lot less than others. I am sure I don’t need to remind you of all the dynamics that cause forecasting to be difficult. Euro is just a tool, but it shouldn’t be discounted.
I always cheer for you guys. I work in Richmond often and love to see the snow down there. Don’t count your eggs until they hatch. Let’s see what happens here.
I don’t think I have experienced an all snow event in the 16 years I’ve lived in Spotsy. It causes some issues with trees on power lines but I slightly prepare. Even if it doesn’t forecast pingers, we always get it.
The tracking of the storm and circus of main threads is what brings me back every season lol. It’s the characters that we know.
i am near Fredericksburg, I will say that the models have been nail biters each time down here. But it’s expected.
Definitely moved north enough, in the last 12 hours, to take all digi snow away from those of us near EZF, ouch. But staying positive for a few flakes.
It definitely happened this last storm. I am in the Spotsylvania area and we had a bullseye for a while. The final 24 hours of modeling moved it north a ways and final results were north getting more. (It’s the same with most storms). I only remember a handful where I got more than the north crew in the last 15 years.