GFS still more of a Miller A so a much smaller screw zone. These global maps are smoothed over so some of the higher totals are probably elevation dependent.
The moose biscuits will probably be well East of me. But earlier that was almost a guarantee somewhere with the lift, temps being so close to freezing and the rapid deepening...if the storm keeps speeding up. I think it lessens it greatly.
On the current NWS Zones, the counties that need a Warning per the HRRR do not have it and many that have it, do not need it. Latest AFD has the words LSV and crosshairs near each other.
I personally never think it is the top dog, was just doing the pbp plus my opinion on why we lost the heavy precip (MIller B). I cannot buy the low moved from Western VA to hundreds of miles off shore in 6 hours.
From hour 18 to 24 on the Euro, the low Jumps several hundred miles East. I do not think it necessarily moves that far vs. jump/Miller B. 500H ULL still in central VA when the SLP is way out in the Atlantic.
Since the cat is out of the bag with the EC...last PBP post on this one, at 24 the low has transferred well off the coast and there is very little snow in PA....more mixed and rain but a heavy band of snow in the far South Eastern LSV.