Ralph Wiggum

18z NAM misses everyone but the deep South this weekend. End of run saving grace consolation Sunday event about to get kicked OTS

Remember when the euro had central PA getting slammed and the mix line was to the river? Pepperidge Farm remembers. Funny how that works.

So GFS op is leading the way again? I need to travel back in time to 2014....this is craziness. Im penning a new song....sort of a ballad on my guitar called "When the Euro was King: An Ode to DT"

Euro caving on the weekend. Better look for Thursday tho....maybe a quick couple inches. I tell ya, the Euro just isn't the same. Feel bad for DT who went all-in the past few days. He is having a horrendous year. He needs to start respecting King GFS

When the CMC doesnt have a MECS in its LR gimme holler because the model is probably broken. Seriously, the CMC is the old GFS from 5 years ago with fantasy snow storms every single run that dont pan out.

Clipper next week is rain now on the GFS. Joy. Then vodka cold and dry.

Euro has lost its mojo no doubt. Regardless of verification score, when it comes to larger scale features in what used to be its wheelhouse, it is struggling to get it right then correcting over time. From a weenie/hobbyist standpoint this guidance has taken a step back when it was upgraded a few years back.

Looking more and more like a similar tracks and band of snow as the early Jan storm that hit S NJ and left SE PA with flurries. Could be wrong, but thats my take on this one. I think N and W are out of luck this go round

Somewhere out there DT is still celebrating the 12 run from yesterday.

We do disaster pretty well wrt tracking winter storms, so there's that.

Control was east. But the control has been jumpy asf. The ens mean is better N and W crew.

Looks like a blend of the gfs and euro will likely be closest to reality for the weekend. Doubt the euro bomb MECS+ scenario is the final outcome and I also doubt the GFS ots is going to happen given amplification in the flow. Tbh the CMC is probably the closest to what will happen based on phasing, location, sw ejection, and ridging over top of the ull. Probably a stripe of heavier snows much like the early Jan system that affected DE and S NJ and left most of PA high and dry. Hopefully we can bring it farther N and W but im not feeling it. Starting to see some slight hints on the last 2 euro runs of ticks towards other guidance. 12z will be telling.

Lol im just going by what you all are posting. Plus all the euro sensors got swallowed up by tonga Someone said the Europeans were struggling getting data because there was a shortage of weather balloons due to Covid. Can anyone confirm?

Didn't fall apart, just a hair slower to develop and come N. But that could be the difference on how far N the shield gets. I think this sub is in a great spot tbh.

Not as diggy with the sw. Looks like there were some changes to me.