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  1. DDweatherman
    I bet the Rgem looks decent at 0z given where the 18z ggem took the primary on the meteocenter maps.
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    I was gonna say lol, it's definitely a better look than 18z to me. It's a good 6-8 hours slower too...
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    It's not worse...
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    All of the above on the souther, slower, wester...all the things thru 66. Need it to not be a sheared mess tho.
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    Nam thru 48 at h5 a bit slower aka wester and also a bit souther at the base - aka lil' bit more diggy
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    Second that
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    @NorthArlington101 all pretty encouraging trends and a nice gradual bleed south.
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    Definitely snow for Mappyland on that frame with a couple good hours of precip left. 1/2 degrees colder down near DC and the column would be nice, probably still snow given the 850’s crash when the low deepens…but non accumulating I’d suspect
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    18z Euro as expected was a nice run. 0z will be fun folks. That h90 frame was solid with some more precip to fall and 850’s crashing
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    Tasty
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    Definitely the best presentation so far from anyone in the Canadian family. We’re getting some snow if a 998 primary is around RoA or Danville transferring to the coast.
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    That low position at sub 1000 is a good look!
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    I don’t love that, but I do like the axis blizz posted above. If we have a 987 over ocean city Md we’re probably snowing even in this set up. A little more N/S interaction wouldn’t have been bad except where the features are now it would pull things a bit too north for us
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    It was camps related at 12z it seemed, this frame is beautiful from 18z gefs. I did see low positions and OP was on northern edge
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    That’s beautiful
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    GEFS at 18z gets 4” line down to Baltimore. Op is on the northern side of the low positions envelope. someone throw up the WB if they get a chance to compare to 12z
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    We hope it still is since the euro is closer and has been trending south along with its ensembles. Wagons south, there’s no way we can get 3 south trends in one winter right?
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    Yeah 18z wasn’t worse than 12z other than h5/h7 low positioning and that was 25 miles difference. stronger low earlier dynamically got a few places more snow vs 12z, especially further E
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    18z euro gonna be rockin
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    Agreed. Low was just more intense on 18z. Actually brings heavier snow closer to m/d line in York county and Lanco than the last 2 runs
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    In some ways, it did. H5&h7 axis are a few miles north, which we’d want to see go the other way. But, the low is in a similar position as 12z and more amped sooner with a 987 on DE coast. If this storm was 6 hours slower with that same evolution, it would be 6”+ M/D like north. there was a formidable ccb on 18z. If we can get the gfs a bit south like some of the other models at that intensity, it’ll show a primo outcome for most
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    The more I look at 18z, it seems more of a hold. Might be gfs stopping the bleed and about to head back south a bit
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