Maybe we hold off on awarding or deriding any model until *after* the storm… unless you already know the outcome, just be patient and we can dissect which models performed best postmortem.
You’re 100% correct re model noise. I’m still on the 4-6” train so we’re pretty close in our thoughts. Looking forward to it, especially with it coming mostly during the day.
Admittedly I didn’t realize this was going to be such a big storm for New England. Latest hi res models give them a great storm but I’d take my Four inches in morris county and run!
Yup.. seeing a lot of chatter on the twitter that it’s looking like it will be more amped. As much as CMC/RGEM, who knows. But nobody should be completely discounting the Canadian models
Yes sir, granted I’m always a little nervous.
Agree, I’d rather have a stronger coastal with more precipitation and worry about precip type, but still not seeing support for the 6-10 from NWS unless we get that perfect track
I’m nervous where I am 30 miles west of NYC. If I was in the city or along the coast I’d be keeping my expectations in check. Could be a solid storm but just as much argues the opposite
RGEM would be a heartbreaker. Only few NW suburbs get into the snows while almost all of PA sees over 7” with many at 10-15”.
It’s as possible as any other solution