Pretty much playing out the way we thought after the front. Just some flurries but wind is crazy. Only believe the anafront stuff if there is a weak wave riding along it.
I didn’t look. The problem with being east of the mountains is you get the downsloping winds after a front. 19/20 times the post frontal stuff is brief and snow showery in nature and doesn’t amount to much even when the models show it run after run.
GFS isn’t going to do it this run, but the CMC made a nice southeast shift and beefed up snow totals for the front end stuff Thursday. I know the Euro is hinting at this too.
Overall the 12Z GFS looks like another very small improvement, which continues the small improvements since yesterday. The fence sitters are getting closer to the “wintry” side of the fence!
It did look slightly colder overall and the coastal low a touch further east than 6z NAM. Didn’t do much in practical p-type results for us southern folks, but I still found the slight shift noteworthy.