I agree. It isn't like models haven't been wrong before. Especially when there is a 50 mile margin hanging in the balance. That's like asking models to predict a 50 mile wide bullseye for a hurricane to hit 12 - 24 hours out. Could it happen? Yes. But the low could also scoot 50 miles further east when it matters most. It ain't over until the low is north of Philly!
Sure. I like thick models with a big front-end and a big thump-a-dump at the backend. They are stone cold and leave you breathless as you watch them perform on screen.....
wait. Do you mean weather models?
I'd rather be on the cusp 5 days out than 48 hours out. There are still chances for things to fall into place for some enjoyable snow. If 2020 is the upside down. Then our snow drought ends this year.
I've given up on a White Christmas in DC. My wife was gracious enough to let me plan a trip to Vermont for our Christmas vacation breaking the tradition to head to Florida or Louisiana. Bless her heart.
Seeing how 2020 has been going watch it rain in Vermont while DC gets 6 inches. lol
Will this affect my afternoon run?
Just kidding.
But I do have a question. Those winds in DE look scary. Cat 1 type winds. Will we see those here? Hell, even 50mph winds would be scary in the DC area after such heavy rains last night.