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Bubbler86

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  1. For wave 2, the Icon, Euro and CMC all featured a low getting captured as it climbed the coast...with varying 500 forecast all of which are too far North for us to get a KU so something to watch for on the next runs as to seeing the trough hopefully scotting through the central MA instead of further north. The GFS was on its own in not capturing the system. The Euro depiction was a lot dryer that one would have thought it would be with a low climbing almost due north from the NC Coast.
  2. The ITT's are like Rocky...they just keep coming. (Except on the GFS). JMA shows ITT1 actually a little south of some other guidance but has ITT2 cutting instead of the sloppy mess passing by to our south.
  3. Out in 10 day land, storm forming in the SE with a slightly negative trough starts to climb toward PA where temps are in the single digits and teens.
  4. Euro and GFS diverge greatly as we go into next week. Some semblance of a trough remains over/near the NE US on the Euro. GFS has a county wide ridge across the midland. Much of this caused by the Euro bomb you woupld think.
  5. That first map you posted showed 3-4" for most of Lanco...this one shows 1-2" most of the county. Not at all a big deal but the maps really vary with TT usually being the worst IMO.
  6. All said and done, ITT is 6-10" and Canderson 9-12" over the two storms on this Euro run at 10:1 on Pivotal.
  7. That is part of the continued confusion...the WB almost always have more than the Pivotal maps. That and Kuch vs. 10-1 sometimes.
  8. Light to Moderate snow rotates back into much of PA Tue AM as the bomb come son shore near Mass.
  9. Climbs the coast and deepens down to 976 and is a nice snow for NE PA and interior NE. A New York Masher.
  10. At 120 the precip shield gains a bit of a CCB look as some of the pa mix turns into snow. Ends up being about 1-3" of accums for much of PA including the a good bit of the LSV.
  11. Storm 2 to start is a disorganized mass of precip travelling Werst to East on the Euro. Light mix/snow up into parts of PA.
  12. Large areas of the LSV that do not reach 3" on pivotal.
  13. Euro has sig (over 1") snow well into the MA due to the overnight arrival time down there (or near morning).
  14. It is in the process of transferring so there could be a case made for it.
  15. A bit quicker transfer to the east coast it seems. South PA is right on the line between good snows and no.
  16. He did not want to steal from you so pipeline = ITT#'s.
  17. It just never really develops though we do get some snow.
  18. Sunday night there is not enough prescence of a low to have it show up on the panel. Snowing in Western PA. Moderate snow over most of PA Sunday night, reflection of low in the SE.
  19. Snow breaking out in SW VA and West Virgina Sunday afternoon. Low positioned in Central TN.
  20. Southern LSV gets almost nothing...just to keep things clear.
  21. South Jersey snowstorm Sat Afternoon. The white rain kind.
  22. Snow spreading across the LSV mid-morning Friday on the 12Z GFS. Low position is slightly west of Pittsburgh. Like the RGEM, Lanco is a question. Low actually moves slightly north of Pittsburgh as it progresses into PA with Heavy snow for parts of the LSV.
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