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  1. bringmesnow1
    I posted this in the MA forum. The GFS is undeniably moving the heaviest snows to the N&W over the last 4 runs as more sleet mixes in, and, as expected, moving into the camp of the other models.
  2. bringmesnow1
    Idk if the GFS really held serve. While it's still putting down good snows for many, the trend is undeniably moving the bigger snows further to the NW with each of the last 4 runs. If this keeps up, it'll be squarely in the camp of the other models calling for a lot of QPF, but more like 5-10" of snow for the big cities, followed by a lot of sleet.
  3. bringmesnow1
    Looks like 12+ along the 95 corridor
  4. bringmesnow1
    Feels like we're getting closer to the event and model disagreement is increasing. smh...
  5. bringmesnow1
    Hey, at least we're not talking about plain rain! As a kid I cannot tell you how many storms did not materialize, or finding the temperatures for 33° and a cold rain. Just thrilling.
  6. bringmesnow1
    Stolen from MA thread, but AIFS is south... is our blind squirrel GFS boutta find an acorn?
  7. bringmesnow1
    For shits and giggles, do you have the Kuchera map?
  8. bringmesnow1
    There's a reason its called "Good For Shit"
  9. bringmesnow1
    Let's pray that doesn't verify if we are going to have any freezing rain. That could be a catastrophic outcome leading to extremely long-duration and widespread power outages.
  10. bringmesnow1
    Well, it's 1.5" of sleet, so 0.5" qpf. But that could have easily been another 5-8" of snow down there.
  11. bringmesnow1
    Great 0Z suite so far GFS 12-18", didn't see p-type issues... liking the model with the ingested hurricane hunter data UKMet 12-16" Canadian has a lot of sleet; 6-10" ICON 10-20" Let's see what Dr. No has to say later.
  12. bringmesnow1
    This makes many folks happy from DC to Boston. But if the northern trend keeps up we are going to be feeling like the folks in VA/NC who were anticipating the a snow dome and are now having model agita.
  13. bringmesnow1
    The GFS run looks great, 16-20". Once the hurricane hunters get some better data, it'll be very interesting to see if this holds. 5 days out in the bullseye hasn't always worked in the past! Fingers crossed.
  14. bringmesnow1
    That'd be 6"+ of qpf.
  15. bringmesnow1
    Damn.
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