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jayyy

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  1. Unless we see some drastic changes at 00z, I’m likely heading up north to “see family” for this one
  2. Not necessarily. If places manage 2-3” from the NS and 1-2” from the coastal (95 east) and a bit less further west, it’s doable. But I agree that the trend isn’t being our friend right now. Another few runs like this, and yeah, even these totals are too high. But it’s early. They have time to fine tune.
  3. Yep. 6z icon is a whiff too. Even further east than the GFS and Nam
  4. 6z Nam/Gfs 00z euro and 3z SREF already pretty damn similar with low position — all too Far East. SNE gets the brunt. Even NYC is too far west for the goodies. Not a good start to the day. Suspect the ICON, 6z euro and the rest will follow suit.
  5. No one but cape cod and extreme SE NE really gets in on the very heavy stuff. Gets going too late. Hopefully it’s a progressive bias, but without blocking, we cannot rule this likelihood out. We need an earlier phase and the trough to go negative earlier. If this continues, 00z tonight is when I likely throw up the white flag for the metro corridor
  6. Trough didn’t go negative in time - 6z Gfs There is certainly time / room for improvements — however, the windows closing on us fast. We need to see better hits by 00z tonight or we’re in trouble.
  7. Not a great sign to see the snowiest solutions (euro and nam) trend flatter as we get closer. We need them to hold suit and others to move toward them, not vice Versa. Thankfully it’s still only Wednesday. I’ll wait until 00z Thursday night before throwing in the towel for 95 & points east. Windows closing quickly for western areas without seeing meaningful changes in the upcoming runs, no doubt.
  8. Fell asleep, just for my body to wake me up at 3 am on the dot. Shocker. 6z nam out to 27
  9. You say that if it’s a bad thing! how mad can we be at 4-8” in the Baltimore area with such a setup? Sure, a good 6-12”+ MECS would be great, but I’d take 4-8” in a heartbeat if I could lock it in now. 2-4/3-6 is my expectation unless we see better runs at 12z and Beyond
  10. Can’t argue with the fact that the Gfs tends to be a bit too flat / progressive outside of 72 hours and that it typically trends west as we approach game time. Man…. what id do to have ANY semblance of blocking to the NE heading into this storm.
  11. Yep. I lived just outside of NYC for 26 years growing up. Seen this type of setup enough times to know that E NJ NYC / LI into coastal New England are almost guaranteed to get hit hard by this. My parents house in the lower Hudson valley about 30 miles NNW of nyc is a bit more hit or miss in these setups. Evolutions like the 00z NAM would absolutely crush them with 12-18” under intense CCB bands streaming off the Atlantic. More easterly tracking storms would fringe their area with 2-4” while LI to cape cod saw 12-24”. There was a winter in the early 2000s where we saw numerous east tracking Miller B storms and LI saw 50+“ for the winter while we only saw 20” or so. It was rough. My hope for down here is a solid advisory level event (3-5”) combining the initial NS snow and a brush from the coastal with a potential low end warning boom (6-8) for 95 on east if the stars align.
  12. Thinking the same. A high end advisory to low end warning snowfall areawide would be a win. We truly need things to go just right to score big in these setups
  13. What do you think? 00z Euro steps back toward the GFS? Or moves toward the NAM?
  14. Omg awful. Guess I’m staying up for the euro. Going to need to see more models (other than the NAM and Euro) to show a warning event for 95 to make this official, otherwise it’s likely going to whiff just east. PSU is spot on about the NAM & Euro’s tendency to overdo the western edge of a coastal. Tomorrow is only Wednesday, and we are certainly looking FAR better than we did two days ago, but let’s get the Gfs and Canadian on board before we get too excited. Really anxious to see what the NAM looks like at 12z tomorrow
  15. Upon further inspection - the 00z NAM has snow starting from the NS at hour 63-66 and it’s snowing at 84 with several hours left of snow to go. Low ends up going just east of our sweet spot but it’s a solid ass event
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