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Not bad. In line with the general 2-4 forecast.

“way more”? So like… 2” more? DCPS literally closed the other day.

Is it really real if you don’t post the resulting clown maps?

The Huntington Humbug!

One frame later. Precip blossoming and looks juicy in E KY

Kinda wild considering one of those cities has a warning up for 5-6” and the other has an advisory for 1-3”

Interestingggg. Too bad it’s the HRRR

Let’s fucking go.

HCPS and FCPS as well

Looks more like a boot getting ready to kick Georgetown in the balls.

2-4” areawide. Where have I seen this before? Oh yeah, every single model the day before the Monday system. Let’s get it!!! #codecracked

My college friends in Hamburg NY have 5-6 feet of snow on the ground. Incredible.

Fuckin’ Philly and SW Jersey… secured the warning for 5-6”

4-5” blob right over my house. Obviously accurate.

Pretty in line with its bias I’d say.. It also isn’t the best model on picking up banding / dynamics. Tends to paints things more uniform, which is fine. That’s why we have other models

No one thinks that. Literally no one.

Passing light snow shower 26 degrees Snowpack pretty much fully in tact

When they start off on the low side, you tend to see them uptick at game time. It’s when they start off bullish that you’re like shit, things can only go south from here. Since we’re into thread and forecast superstitions these days [emoji1787]

I would be too after they died on their 1-2” hill last storm.

They should just eliminate hours 42-84 and make it a short range model. It’s certainly better than the FV3 at this point. Did pretty well with the last storm once we were within 36 hours or so. Pretty shitty outside 36 hours but that’s fine. Use it for its strengths.

Euro and NAM both painting 4-5” around these parts. Come on GFS!

You heard Roger… there’s 18” of snow near the Idaho panhandle. We got this.

I’ll take a GFS Euro blend for $1, Alex. 2-3” seems reasonable as a boom scenario for now.

He even drew you a weenie back into Leesburg. .

Idk, guess it’s location dependent, but I’m 36% of the way to climo (99% of us don’t average 50” per year) with feb and mar still to go. That’s not an F in my eyes. I’m not an easy pleaser either. I grew up in an area that averages over double the annual snowfall my current location averages. 1996-2015 up there was an absolutely epic 20 year period, so I’m no stranger to incredible seasons. F grade is a bit harsh considering where we actually live. Versus expectation after multiple dud years? Disappointing no doubt, but an F? Nah.