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NorthArlington101

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  1. No disagreement there Anyway - thru 96 it seems unlikely to me the GEFS is a significant cave.
  2. If it's going at 1"+ hour rates like the run had it, that'll end up incorrect. Especially for northern spots where it kicks off between 7-10am. Probably not relevant anyway. But the snow depth map has sucked ass the 3 events we had this year. Gotta blend it with other, equally bad snow maps at least
  3. the vort pass was norther - but the shifts are quite modest. a shift like we got in the last 48 hours of our last storm would be a difference maker. and we've got 120 to go lol
  4. points for the compromise crew... don't want this to compromise any further north
  5. surface looks to be modestly colder than last run thru 117... might help when it still hopefully flips us to snow i'd trust @stormtracker has the more relevant info - he's always ahead
  6. LP is a little more than a hair further north and stronger at 105 before it starts trying to transfer. Idk how much it'll matter, in all honesty
  7. Idk if you are actually that far ahead but I'm not seeing a cave thru 90
  8. I think they are inherently tied together... slower storm will likely be further south here. But don't disagree with what you are getting at.
  9. Much like the OP… not a lot on the snow front but rather massive jump southward on the LP 12z EPS 6z EPS
  10. Part of the point I was trying to make was we don’t have room in the middle as it stands, but that assumes the GFS is done trending one way. Maybe it ends up pushing the heaviest stuff down to RIC. If it went from Boston to DCA in 24 hours, who says that trend is over. Then a meet in the middle is a pretty friendly solution. This is also totally conjecture and just a way to convince myself we’ve got a shot. But it’s plausible
  11. Idk man… toggling it back from 00z it was a pretty big jump. Kinda looks like it’s behind the GFS by 2 cycles. Maybe they meet in the middle and we get screwed. But maybe the GFS isn’t done moving yet and the middle is OK
  12. Past 81 or so you can tell the GFS is holding a lot more energy back. Its a shift in the right direction though, you’d think
  13. It looks pretty GFS like, toggling back and forth between the two. Maybe even a little souther than GFS w/ the southern streamer
  14. Remember when everything caved towards the GFS that one time in January 2022? Feel like it was a similar range. Half the forum was ready to crown the FV3 king
  15. Still waiting for the median but the mean lit up like a Christmas tree
  16. That’s an unreal shift compared to where we were 24 hours ago. Holy
  17. It’s our winter. This one is ours. Philadelphia, NYC, and Boston wished they had our snow climo
  18. These maps looked better than the mean and median but a significant sag south. Definitely has recaptured my attention for another few cycles. Nothing else to do
  19. The darker blues went from SNE to something that looks much more like an I-95 snowstorm. Might be a blip - but good vibes at least briefly
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