DDweatherman

Sounds like a good plan. I prefer to grill my steaks year round vs skillet cooking inside. Also had a regular grill out there, but that was retired. May want another since I get a different steak experience from the blackstone. Come break in the grill season and check out the view this spring! Weather related, northern tier folks got caught in subsidence between the h7 fronto that ended up in central & NPA and that h85 near DC/NoVA. Kind of poor growth for this area, then a little love on the back end. Just about 4” going to take a few measurements in a bit.

Really? I was wondering about that. I had an orange rubber cover on the top itself. But that came off before Christmas too, and someone didn’t put it back on…

Sadly the cover is not on the Blackstone…negligence. Can’t have nice things.

@ravensrule do I have a nice deck? Ski liberty in the background would be the lights.

Obligatory deck pic. Ski liberty in the background where the brighter lights are.

Do you have last run for comparison? Couple are okay but not all that inspiring.

Sad that we’ll prob get it on a storm 200 hrs out and that’ll be the peak of the tracking.

Hard to have too many opinions judging from that comparison. UK seems more GFS like than Euro but that’s a WHAG.

Gosh I’d love to see beethoven’s ass later

That being said, hoping for a whole lot of folks later and this week.

People were saying the northern folks are due in actuality, give the snow to @North Balti Zen now!

Ready to add 1-2" over the next 2-3 hours. Radar looks noice.

Definitely did think with that track MBY would be in the meat of it, but I won't scrutinize too closely at d5, especially until the GFS has company in its camp.

Me too, and I love that the low is actually "west-er" because it starts to set up a middle ground of SLP tracks that still work well.

Boaf'em. The ULL is feeding off the energy from the coastal transfer to help keep moisture transport in tact. Sometimes we get good vort passages, but they're dry because they don't have a mechanism.

Some places got that in 1 6hr panel of this GFS run still LOL.

Interestingly it looked like it had the opportunity to be a cleaner phase at around h84-90, but the SLP just took a bit longer to go given the slightly more pos tilt. The trick is to have the euro and others move again in this direction. That really all comes down to the northern energy.

I don't disagree. 8-9" in 6 hours for Baltimore and suburbs is a pretty sick panel @ 120.

Also, let me just say it was almost a folks for sure, that was nearly big time looking at h5.

It's a folks for some. It's an interesting run, nice to see the phase still there. Actually runs the low inland over Dover at 120 (as a 988). I'm sure E PA and NY get demolished next frame.

I like what I see so far... I'll defer to you in case it delivers so you can build up the tension.

Can already say it does more with the northern vort sig vs the Euro in comparison.

I'd actually take my chances with the blocking and antecedent airmass. If it goes over Salisbury a lot of us still get a lot of snow.

Mr. Penjamin reporting for duty. Early thoughts on 18z GFS is s/w energy being held back a bit more, northern energy a bit "norther."