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This run is a bit warmer through 90. Tells me it is digging and is further north.
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Track should be about 20-30 miles further north by 84. That will likely allow a bit more of the warm nose downstream. Still could change even on this run.
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Slowed down a hair at 78 I think. Might allow for more spacing with the first system. Might allow it to track a bit further north without the 50/50 to hold it in place. As Holston notes, looks super similar.
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Slightly less digging at 66 and a split hair faster. Would imply maybe a less amped solution downstream, but not by much.
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That is what I like to call the "school car line" snow - meaning from forty miles away I can see Roan Mtn and snow from the school car line. LOL.
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Somewhere about right now a poster from Georgia is saying something about phase 7 being the best time for snow in Atlanta. @John1122, that is uncanny.
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What was on all three global ensembles is a major winter storm. No idea if that holds or if it trends west more, but that is a big storm.
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Clown map. With the storm trending strong, would very much suspect the west side of the Apps would get much more. Honestly, the hourly precip type maps look great.
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Here is a three slide sequence. 12z is on the left. 0z is on the right, hours 126-132-138. BIG move...
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That storm is 977 over Delmarva at 144. That is a big storm models are eyeing this weekend. Chances are, they are not done seeing how strong it is. Good to have the Euro just a hair to the east.
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Very sharp cutoff from 75/81 westward. As @TellicoWx notes, that is right where we want it. Room to move. That was a massive shift northwest.
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12z Euro is definitely northwest. Snow along the northern shield from Alabama, Georgia, and E TN. Chattanooga now officially has a storm to track.
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At 117, here she goes. Snow along the northern shield in MS, Alabama, Georgia, and southern TN.
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At 96 Pivotal has a low sitting over Mobile, Alabama.
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At 96, the trend to dig more to the west-southwest is evident.
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At 84, the Euro is indeed allowing the system to dig a bit more. Much more organized.
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Through 75, the Euro looks a lot like the GFS on the 500 sort maps. Much stronger than its last full run at 0z.
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At 57, is a bit quicker and better organized. FWIW, Pivotal is going to have this first. I am watching WxBell. Pivotal is releasing in 24 hour increments. Just looking for trends on the WxBell site.
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The system is coming in along the Washington St coastline at 48. Looks a hair south and certainly a bit stronger.
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The 12z Euro has initialized.......
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The 12z GEFS is going to have a massive snow mean for some areas.
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We need one of those @Stovepipe "The Euro is Rolling" trucks in a moment.
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Yeah, it is worth post if nothing more for posterity. 57" in West Virginia on that run. Not sure I have seen that in the East for a run.
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Somewhere in West Virginia had 57" of snow modeled on that run(Kuchera). Our mountains only had like 33-36."
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The snow map for the 12z GFS run is going be pretty stout.