I still like 5-8 from EZF north through DC. Then 6-10 from the usually suspects west of the fall line up through Northern Md.
not that anyone cares what I think haha.
I’d love to lock in the 3k Nam thermals. Thump of snow, over to freezing drizzle, sleet, then back to snow. Everyone on and west of 95 stays at freezing or below.
Did anything tick south besides the ccb line?
Not sure what you mean? 850 low looks slower exiting the coast which probably helped the ccb stay south longer.
There are places in Pa on the Ukie that get 3-5 inches where the cmc drops the 40” spot.
Ukie is mostly central va with the WAA then the coastal deform is through the cities and NE. Well south of the cmc.
I’ve seen this movie before. I still think we do ok up here in regards to the WAA thump but being on the southern fringe of a developing ccb is usually a losing scenario. I think 6-8 is a safe call here.