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  1. That too. Anything to get it off the Massachusetts coast a little faster or weaken it some. We're sorta left relying on the old model biases of strengthening blocking too much at this range. Not a great position to be in.
  2. On the 1 hand we need the 50/50 strong enough to thwart cutters as was showing up previously on modeling. But now, it's so strong and slow moving that it's shredding decent systems (look at all the snow west of the mts every model keeps showing.) The Atlantic is backed up like a morning after a T-bone steak. I think the best case, which we have no control over, is a weaker 50/50 because we still need it, just not as strong.
  3. Ocean trough is moving out a little quicker by 78 hrs fwiw
  4. Just saw that on Pivotal and was surprised. Modeling the past couple of days looked better in MD. Now the HRRR and at least 1 other I believe is saying -rnsh instead of snow.
  5. Geps. Snowfall and odds of 4" or more. P.s. Friday clipper .1" in PA and .2" in MD.
  6. At this point, they're up and down and will likely be that way until Saturday since the vort reaches the Pacific coast Friday night.
  7. That is one vigorous s/w on the Euro at 105hrs. It starts to weaken after that thanks to the block. If that block as currently progged is a hair weaker, it's going to make a big difference for all, and mostly good imho.
  8. A late save by the Ukie for northern folks. Congrats to all for playing.
  9. Ukie is faster with our s/w, giving Atlantic system time to hang around longer
  10. 12z Ukie height lines are further north than 0z at 102hrs.
  11. with that monster trough off the east coast, we'll need it there to pull it north
  12. Hi Bob. Congrats! What's ur elevation and Smith mtn? Are there roads over it to weenie out in marginal events? Lol
  13. Someone who saw the individual members said the the 6z run lost the misses to the south of DC/BWI and increased misses to the north of them. That's good for us if it was only a day or 2 out, but concerning at 4-5 days as we are.
  14. That clipper part of the problem as it merges with the storm offshore to potentially shunt our snow threat. So do me a favor and never remind me of it again!
  15. I detect some meteorological sarcasm in the question. Lol
  16. Believe me, I remain totally paranoid on this one as a miss for all of us remains a viable option at 4-5 days out.
  17. Right now, that sounds right. But with 4-5 days to go and ensembles moving north (though not posted, 6z Gefs moved north and had our latitude as bullseye), much can change.
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