@WxUSAF mentioned that earlier. It seems like our goal posts are narrowing around here but look at the variances near NYC/Coastal NJ. Fun forecasting for the mets up there!
It seems like the general 1-4” that has been consistently showing up on the models the last several days (ignoring ICON ofc) is coming into focus as we get under 72H. The Eastern Shore of MD and DE look to be the bullseye where 4-8”+ is becoming more likely.
We’re within 48 hours from first flakes in western MD (and 60 hours for most of the area) so the finer details of amounts/etc will start getting worked out.
I put RGEM up there with ICON in terms of useless models. Not discounting a potentially further east solution but they’re way down on the useful list for me.
I’m in the camp that even if H84 were the total accumulations, it’d be a great storm here. It’s not like we live on Tug Hill where we average 300” — a 3-6” event is fun. NAM suggests more to come though.
Not going to lie, having model runs to look forward is making working late tonight on some deliverables much more manageable. Trying to bang as much out as possible for the NAM (can't believe I just said that).