buckeyefan1

That is correct I do. Long story short, some people just suck.

That little blue dot in southern Greenville county is mby, so lock it in

The entire eastern us assures me that we are not alone in our misery

Here's the end

hr 78 12Z euro

12z Dr No at 66 is a touch southeast than it was at 06z

The 18z gfs is still faster than it was at 0z

I'd love to see the EE rule apply

For now, I'm saying middle of the road between the gfs and euro as we all know the euro loves to hold stuff back. Still plenty of time for it to go either way

12zgfs 12z icon 12z gdps

Pinned Letssssssssssssssss gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

Euro 06z at 90 0Z at 96

fwiw...Dr No has the low a touch stronger and a touch south than 0z at hr 72

Oh Canada ICON

GSP this morning .LONG TERM /SATURDAY THROUGH TUESDAY/... As of 325 am EST Wednesday: ***Potential increasing for significant wintry precip across the mountains over the weekend.*** A very active pattern will continue for much of the extended period over the Southeast, as a series of short wave troughs/upper lows is expected to impact the region. Global model guidance is converging toward a strong consensus regarding the first of these over the weekend, as an already-potent...and still intensifying...upper low will likely be centered over the lower Miss Valley at the start of the period, and is expected to sweep across the Deep South through the end of the weekend. Resultant coastal cyclogenesis will likely bring another round of precip near...and quite possibly into the CWA from late Saturday through early Sunday. The devil will be in the details re: p-type...and those details are far from clear at this point...with the presence of any cold air available to interact with frontogenetical forcing and deformation zone depending upon the cyclone track and the cyclone`s intensity/ability to crank up the cold advection to its west. Based upon the latest guidance, this looks to be a rain/snow scenario for the time being, and we will continue to side with climatology and a ballpark consensus of thermodynamic profiles to keep any snow mention confined to the mountains...and primarily above 3000` or so at that. However, there remains plenty of time for this forecast to go sideways in either direction.

I'm pulling for you all! I can't wait to see all the beautiful pictures

Oh how sweet, GSP radar is down