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  1. 12z AI weakened Monday to lt snow or flurries. Later next week, northern stream fails to appear but heavy rain may turn to snow for some with u/l passage. Again, lots of potential but we could really use some help from up north.
  2. Could be covid. Went around my family with flu symptoms. Feel better soon hopefully.
  3. Obx cams https://www.surfchex.com/cams/nags-head-web-cam-abalone-st/ https://avalonpier.com/piercam/
  4. The troughs over Japan and NE of Hawaii give hope to these weenie eyes.
  5. That I was also thinking, but you can't make them, so you have to turn what should be simple into something more if you want to be more exacting.
  6. I was referring to using last 20 years with the Ensembles and 1991-2020 with the Control. I think they should all be the same, whatever period they want to use.
  7. That's 1991-2020. Lots of bait and switch going on at that site it seems.
  8. That explains how the Control can come up with all that snowfall. Lol
  9. Wondering the same. Here's Pivotal, but it uses median, which is closer to WxBell in coverage of anomalies.
  10. Are the weeklies the same as Extended Ensembles?
  11. I figured something had to be different. I believed that the Euro weeklies and Euro Extended Ensembles were the same product. But when JI posted a map from WxBell similar to yours, I made a post requesting anyone who knew with certainty if the two were the same product to let me know, but no one responded. If they are the same, I think we have to trust the Euro site over WxBell. Maybe someone who knows answer my question whether the weeklies and Extended Ensembles are the same product.
  12. This is the weeklies forecast I use directly from the Euro site out daily. Here's a link to yesterday's run. Is yours different than this? https://charts.ecmwf.int/products/extended-anomaly-2t?base_time=202501200000&projection=opencharts_north_america&valid_time=202501270000
  13. 6z AI sticking with a now light snow event for Monday 27th. Looks like snow from DC north providing surface temps aren't quite as warm as depicted by the AI. Looks like mid 30's verbatim. The 2nd threat on next Thursday starts too warm but "might" turn to snow based on crummy maps. End of the run has a cold front with what looks like a Miller B that misses us.
  14. I should add that at this range before Sunday's event, the AI had those kind of qpf numbers so don't assume it's married to those amounts.
  15. AI has it but puts it further south. https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=ec-aifs&region=neus&pkg=apcpn24&runtime=2025012100&fh=174
  16. York Airport down to -10 before midnight and -9 after. https://forecast.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KTHV.html
  17. Don't know if anyone has looked closely, but modeling is back to looking warm the start of February. Honestly, I think it's inevitable. Weeklies went back to the warm look for every week in February after a step back from it yesterday. We'll see. Hopefully models are missing something...like weenie desires.
  18. 18z AI looks better with a little more qpf and colder 850 temps. Surface temps somewhere between 0-4C, but 850's are around -4C. So I wouldn't worry about it. Also comes in on Monday and not Tuesday. 2nd event is wetter but a little too warm for snow. Early on that one however.
  19. Can someone who knows with certainty tell me the difference between the extended Eps and Eps weeklies, if there is a difference? Thank you. @brooklynwx99 ?
  20. Start OK, warm to being close, then cool. Maybe some mix for part of it.
  21. I see the first. How (bad) does the 2nd look?
  22. 234hrs Gfs is getting ready for an arctic dump into the Conus. https://www.pivotalweather.com/model.php?rh=2025012012&fh=228&dpdt=&mc=&r=na&p=850th&m=gfs
  23. Same idea as the AI, but a little wetter and 12hrs later. Close enough.
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