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  1. MGorse
    Go by the legend range colors. The labeled numbers (i.e 1-14) are probability data being applied. Stupid, yes.
  2. MGorse
    Blizzard watches no longer exist.
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  4. MGorse
    Holy shit!
  5. MGorse
    Well hello there 18z NAM, I see you!
  6. MGorse
    Impressive model trends today so far. If the storm ends up being intense and closer to the coast, there will be a zone of intense upward motion/frontogenesis resulting in 2+ inches per hour snowfall rates. Winds will be an issue, but it may be a challenge to achieve blizzard conditions as the snow could be too wet. It will be interesting to see how this pans out.
  7. MGorse
    Just to clarify, Watches are not downgraded. They are upgraded or canceled.
  8. MGorse
    Well now, maybe the GFS is not sniffing glue?
  9. MGorse
    The recon data, as far as I know, is available for all to use.
  10. MGorse
    Yup, most of the energy is onshore today. The recon is also for atmospheric river research/data.
  11. MGorse
    Yes, there were recon data yesterday at 18z and 00z in the eastern Pacific. Looks like some recon data is scheduled again for 00z this evening.
  12. MGorse
    The GFS sniffing glue or something?
  13. MGorse
    Not surprised!
  14. MGorse
    The 06z GFS certainly is a WOW, but that has to be over amplified!
  15. MGorse
    49 here currently. Some spotty grass showing now but still impressed with the snow cover hanging on.
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  17. MGorse
    Well, the model trends have become interesting.
  18. MGorse
    The Global High-Resolution Atmospheric Forecasting (GRAF) model is a propriety, physics based, numerical weather prediction system developed by The Weather Company (an IBM Business) in collaboration with the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR).
  19. MGorse
    We are required to use the NBM for the official NWS forecast. Through collaboration though we can edit that if it is significant enough. It is quite the touchy new policy that many are not happy with. It basically adds more work than saving time as we were told it would. NBM has its flaws plus it always lags behind at least one model cycle.
  20. MGorse
    It can vary.
  21. MGorse
    As of 1 PM... 7.4" at PHL. 6.6" at NWS Mount Holly
  22. MGorse
    Changing to sleet here at NWS Mount Holly.
  23. MGorse
    More sleet reports from central to southern DE over to southern Cape May County.
  24. MGorse
    There is ongoing FGEN, it is just more spread out looking on the radar currently (resulting in a large area of moderate to heavy snow).
  25. MGorse
    Yup, given the visibility reductions looks like more snow than sleet. More of a mix or changeover closer to coastal Sussex County, DE.
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