Yep. I think EZF definitely flips, DC SE pings a bit, but north of 50 should stay all snow, with the usual max lining up along and just south of i-70, and maybe even a secondary max little north of that due to higher ratios.
Just woke up. Let me see if my summary is correct?
- Euro didn’t budge
- GFS ticked south
- NAM NAMed DC north, flirt with mix line
- SREF a whole new level of NAMing
- Ukie even more south
- LWX disregarded euro and ukie
They don’t quite phase, only pushes the storm down a bit. But if they phased, lowland areas east of blue ridge through delmarva could get pummeled even more. Something to watch.
With that 70kt+ 850 jet, that is a likely possibility but good thing we just get a little bit before dry slotting and then get the coastal going. At least according to the NAM, but other models are picking up on this scenario
If it were the GFS south and Euro north, there would be little debate or uncertainty on how this is going to evolve. But it’s really hard to bet against the Euro
That’s what I’m thinking too. Hopefully the southern band will get us and run up the accums before any mixing or dry slot, then add a few more on the backend.
I thought the euro shifted north. Yes, it’s still south but closer to coming to an agreement. Probably by tomorrow morning or afternoon, we’ll see this thing locked in.
Did I confuse you? Sorry. I'm speaking from mby, the other models gave me more snow than the GFS. Plus GFS dry slots me. So I'm not as excited about this run.