@NorthArlington101 I don’t think it’s any coincidence the models have all slowed this down just a handful of hours each suite, which has also allowed it to push more north each time. Slower has equaled north and a bit more “amped” if we want to call it that. Definitely lets the boundary recede a bit more and also helps set the track for the part 2
Just looked at the 18z euro and gfs AI suite, both are a bit north and more juicy than 12z and that seems to be the trend the last several cycles. I could see this providing a last minute surprise especially in the higher elevations. The rain a few days ago ended up a lot more substantial than models had it and the qpf axis ended up 50-75 miles north of the modeling from the night before.
Definitely beefed up nicely vs previous runs. Ai had been a lot more bullish for a while. I’d love to sneak into 1-2” even if Winchester east got a Jack. Maybe tonight’s runs will keep the juicing going.
wonder if the RAP is juiced up? lol
The northern elitists which I’m default a part of haven’t been elite in a long time. As a matter of fact, I moved here after their heyday, so I’ve never been elite at all.
Thats because it comes in from the WNW, not our favorite vector…SW is best. That said, I’ll take my chances vs watching one more suppressed POS slide south of us. AI looked pretty good this morning who knows.
To be honest, probably not. We still see very mixed results on SSW's in our area and their direct impact on sensible wx. It can help, but its not that we didn't have cold in place. Displacing the TPV from over our heads would have been more helpful.