Bubbler86

Not sure I saw anyone mention it but I am going to....HRRR relented to eventually showing the coastal as the low pressure point tomorrow evening but still took the primary up into East Kentucky as a 996. The "coastal" which is really not a coastal, then rides due north cutting snow off in the LSV around 10PM allowing for 9 hours of varying intensity white stuff. A good run for the Lsv, a great run for @KPITSnowwhere it snows until Monday AM. Posting the snow map because its somewhat comparable to the Euro. Using HRRR LR snow maps is not a great idea but when they compare to others....

Thanks for posting that stuff. I saw it when you posted but was not in a position to reply for a bit.

Hopefully someone has time to post or review the euro in 30 min? Curious.

LOL

Seeing the Fv3 snow map tempers my hope that the HRRR has a clue. 1/3 of PA does well.

I seem to get on someone's at least once a day.

At least we are still in the game. Darts are on the board. Cannot count on the Mesos until the last two hours. The Nam should be retired. 6Z and 18 are off hour runs and no good. It's nowcasting time.

Ah, ok. Sorry. Is it too late? LOL, Hahaha!

Part of that is due to there being two lows or one giant broad area and the L moving back and forth especially south of PA.

Not sure if I saw this posted but grabbed 6Z EC from MA.

Cashtown-Group enforcer.

How much for Albany?

The Nam is another Cleveland special.

Yep, so the Nam again easterlies us to death. Also drives the dying inland low in SW PA.

I was also joking....sorry.

It has a 998 low in KY and a 996 on the Carolina coast at 33.

That is some impressive, spot on PBP. You nailed! LOL

Why is it better? What did it change?

And a stronger inland low, especially if it pivots/transfers into VA, is a better situation than a coastal screaming easterlies at us.

That's what he said.

IMO, your worst case scenario would have been the inland low getting into W PA and dry slotting you. Otherwise, all other depictions are putting the wham jam on you.

Come on, B. I would have liked to see where this convo went with Harrisburg getting a fraction of an inch. LOL. You "ruined" my fun.

You are having issues with success aren't you? LOL

The HRRR sits the low of Rou'ville for hours, dryslot, and pounds Pitt proper. Dream scenario for them.

And its more than one run. Much less coastal/easterly fetch. Definitely the LSV special right now. Looks like it is showing 4-6" before the dryslot.