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Lucy Pull

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  1. ULL not pushing as far west before swinging might outweigh any of the positives this run. Not consolidating energy west.
  2. A few positives and negatives. Should be west from 6z IMO but east of 0z. higher height rise in front, more amplified western ridge, but ULL not pushing as far west before swinging.
  3. trend GIF from tidbits can be helpful for run to run trends.
  4. Too early to throw in the towel but leaning towards a scraper at most anywhere west of 95. Need to see some steady changes with confluence, the kicker, or the ULL backing west or north soon for anything appreciable. Still think Philly to NYC could be in a decent spot for some snows. Wouldn’t take much on euro or gfs.
  5. Funnily enough based off some old screenshots it looks like the euro was showing a substantial hit around 168 hours. Same with GFS around 120 hours out. i remember them trending south and then NAM at 84hrs was the first to show a major hit north of the Mason Dixon again. Some screenshots leading up to event -
  6. Agree, delicate setup. Would like to see the ULL not dig as far south and trend negative a bit sooner. Climatologically speaking a storm of that magnitude as portrayed by the GFS in the South is extremely unlikely. Although anomalous setups can produce anomalous results.
  7. GFS further west with northern stream than euro and even its 6z at hr66. See if that translates as the run continues….
  8. Yeah looks to be a midpoint solution between GFS and EURO operational. Long range NAM like you mentioned though.
  9. CMC looking interesting at 102…biting more than 0z
  10. GFS actually makes a pretty good recovery. Won’t be euro but looks like it will end up west of its 6z
  11. Still mostly snow here south of blue mountain ski resort. Bigger flakes than earlier though. Looking like you should flip back to snow soon.
  12. Crashing in central PA but still slightly rising in eastern.
  13. Starting to hear some louder “flakes” hit the windows here just south of Blue Mountain Ski Resort. Some larger flakes mixing in with the pixie dust as well. Think we may end up in a battle zone here. Correlation Coefficient showing the mix line starting to crash south in central PA again. edit: forgot to add observation. Just hit 9” here
  14. Euro further south than GFS now with higher snow totals? That certainly wasn’t on my bingo card.
  15. With regard to north of 78 euro, gfs, and icon aren’t that far apart.
  16. Gfs still not really backing down slight shift north.
  17. Anyone seeing RGEM anywhere? Doesn’t seem to be running on pivotal.
  18. Good news the ICON is a tic better. Bad news it’s the ICON.
  19. FV3 still much colder than NAM. Sleet line further north than prior run though.
  20. This run is like a hybrid of 12z and 18z. Stronger southern vort like 18z but less kinking back of heights as it gains latitude. Looks like it will be closer to 18z result though.
  21. Hard for me to draw any conclusions either. Heights look higher in front but not sure if it’s just speeding up the southern vort a little bit. Would like that vort to be a little less amped though like 12z.
  22. NAM is good at sniffing out those warm layers but it’s hard to take its thermals serious when it’s jumping so much. 6z north, 12z south, 18z north. Any bets on 0z?
  23. ICON does not look like it’s gonna bring good vibes. Consolidated vort and heights higher at 42 compared to 12z.
  24. Like the Nam for picking up on warm layers but would like to see it consistent with vort handling two runs in a row before basing anything off its thermals…
  25. Nam 12z and 18z weren’t much different until about hour 30. Then it just went ballistic with the southern vort. Need it more shredded like 12z. Could be the nam just being amp happy but driving that strong of a primary west isn’t gonna do it.
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