I like how active the GFS op run is. Slightly worried about Wednesday's drifting away from us. GEFS & EPS look like they shifted southeast (can only EPS in 24 hr intervals). Definitely need watching.
Overnight ensemble suites look great.
Models are starting to graze the Islands with precipitation from the Monday wave exiting the Carolina's. Something for James to root for.
I was just musing about this at work the other day.....a geologist brought it up on a call......"do you remember when we used to get 1-3" of snow. Now we either get 12" or nothing.
My guess is I have 6” of paste. Now that rates have lightened and the winds picking up, the driveway is turning to slop with the snow bombs falling off the trees.
I'm glad that I didn't update my map from yesterday. Sticking with a max of 6-12" was right idea. I had us personally for 3-6" thinking we would see around the 6" which I think we are probably closing in on.
One thing we are going to have to remember. I think Jerry said it earlier. Once the low gets past our latitude, that usually shuts off precipitation fairly effectively.