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  1. I don’t think any of the short range models had the wraparound snow up to the Lehigh Valley. Yet we’re getting a little bit. It’s really light and not accumulating. Still nice to have snow falling to set the mood.
  2. It was getting ready to head east in the next few frames. Our problem even if we get a strong storm is that s/w coming into the plains that acts as a kicker. So we couldn’t get a storm that stalls and loops near the benchmark like a lot of the classic ones do.
  3. Snow gets down to Atlanta. But you’re close. It does look a hell of a lot better than 0z at least. Still whiffs everyone north of the M-D line but it’s closer.
  4. Interesting how the snow went more north than expected (seeing reports of flakes north of Danbury, CT) but the heavy snow just did not want to reach SE PA at all. I can’t find a single report of over 2 inches in the entire Philly metro area.
  5. I wish I could buy the GFS but I just don’t. It’s possible but we need everything to come together perfectly. While there’s a chance it’s not a very good one.
  6. This thread is awfully dead for a snow event that will begin in about 5-6 hours. We may not be getting the big amounts like DC, but it’ll still be decent for many of us.
  7. We need this thing to phase and deepen as early as possible with the kicker right on its heels. A more N-S ridge axis in the west would help too. Otherwise it grazes us and crushes the DMV area again.
  8. Right now the northern extent of precip is roughly from Muncie, IN to Dayton, OH to Parkersburg, WV looking at mPING reports. Closer to the HRRR than the NAM.
  9. Northern extent of precip ends up being similar but it’s quite a bit drier. While the LV/Poconos aren’t too different from 6z it cuts totals in half south of the turnpike.
  10. The Euro shows a MECS at day 7 and no one here is acknowledging it?
  11. GFS takes away next weekend’s storm. Euro brings it back. Another week of tracking ahead…
  12. Euro came north with the heavy stuff but for those of us on the northern fringes it was unchanged from 18z.
  13. RGEM* the global version doesn’t come out for another 45 minutes.
  14. RGEM is still ridiculously south. I do remember it being the last model to come around in Jan. 2016 if that means anything…
  15. This map is essentially my current thoughts about how this will play out.
  16. Euro north a little as well. This is what I was expecting to happen since models usually overdo confluence. Now let’s see how far north we can go.
  17. 21z RAP gets warning level snow almost to the Lehigh Valley. Not saying it’s right but it’s certainly interesting. Really looking forward to tonight’s 0z suite.
  18. I generally like to do that but the RGEM is a short range model despite not being super hi-res. So I feel like I can’t completely toss it like I am with the UKMET.
  19. Meanwhile the RGEM ticks south and screws over everyone north of the turnpike. I genuinely have no idea what to think at this point.
  20. NAM is essentially unchanged from 12z at the surface. 3km NAM, however, has jumped north, bringing warning level snow to Philly,
  21. Still snowing at this frame. We’d all be happy with this.
  22. 18z HRRR looks decent for us. Moderate to heavy snow up to the Poconos on Monday morning.
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