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sno maps for cmc also give us southers a little more wiggle room. Trend was a good one for now. ttfn

cmc at 96 pops secondary 75 miles off s jerzy coast I'm right on the taint line, but I'd likely be pingin. wraps up at 102 is not bad either, but not GFS....my new love (well for the next 6 hrs anyway) to whomever is on the night shift....keep ahold of the wheel. gnight all

CMC at 90 has 1003 primary slightly n of 12z and is in southern ohio. warm nose is there

at the minimum, this one gives us southers a little breathing room, cause we were feeling the heat earlier today. if this is a byproduct of the new data being ingested, keep eatin what your eatin GFS

primary was less of an issue adn secondary was just perfectly placed adn takes a more tucked track NE.

at 114 shes wrappin up, a 36 hr all snow event. bombs away baby

at 102 - 24hrs in and still lots more to come verbatim this could be what weve been waiting for

at 96 secondary prime position and tucket. warm nose was cut off yall r gonna like this.......

at 90 GFS notably more amped qpf field HP up north 1037 vs 1034 prior slp pops 100 east of hatterus warm nose is small but there.

Icon also notably S wrt best snows now through lower susqu valley and into northern MD. Guessin 75 mile tick S and thats a sizeable tick

shouldnt they be called snowcane hunters in winter?

ICON also snows till mid mornin monday....verbatim. nice start for 0z's lets hope for more good ones.

ICON did not dissapoint, and stopped chuggin the warm skunk beer from the moldy stein. Just a tick better, but better wrt thermal intrusion from primary and slp slilghtly weaker. LNS held on as all snow.

found this read interesting from CTP afternoon disco KEY MESSAGE 2: Increasing odds for heavy snow and moderate to major winter storm impacts Saturday night through Sunday Confidence continues to increase in the potential for heavy snow and moderate to major winter storm impacts across central PA this weekend. As is often the case, the primary model uncertainty differences center around the interaction between the northern and southern branches of the jet stream which will ultimately steer the storm track and associated placement of winter wx/max snowfall. Latest models have doubled-down on the northward trend that was very evident in the previous 21/00Z model cycle. Big ? remains will that trend hold or will there be a reversion back to the south. What we know at this juncture: 1. Ptype should be all snow as arctic air remains locked in place 2. Most likely timing for heavy snow is Saturday night through Sunday night 3. Odds of >6" and >12" of snow have trended higher (maximized over south central/southeast PA) with an increasing risk for moderate to major winter storm impacts this weekend What we don`t know yet: 1. Exactly when, where and how much snow will fall

my point was that it's NOT going to cut. Strung out and less amped means not cutting west of us.