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5 minutes ago, Newman said:

Much improved. It does mix a bit, and many will see a lull/dry slot Monday morning before the coastal ramps up

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During that lull pre-coastal ramp up is when folks will get nervous....then think the 2nd forms a bit further NE than current models - limiting snow in our area but really hitting North Jersey and CT etc.

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9 minutes ago, LVblizzard said:

I wouldn’t call this NAM run a “huge win.” It still gets mixing up to the Lehigh Valley. It’s not a total disaster like 6z but it’s still not great.

If u r taking it verbatim, sure. But the fact as the outlier it bucked the trend and stopped leading the way was huge. Big picture.

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The RGEM looks completely different from any other model right now. It suppresses the overrunning snow and even the initial snow from the coastal storm. But then there’s a huge band that very slowly moves inland...on Monday NIGHT! Light snow then remains all day on Tuesday.

 

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19 minutes ago, LVblizzard said:

The RGEM looks completely different from any other model right now. It suppresses the overrunning snow and even the initial snow from the coastal storm. But then there’s a huge band that very slowly moves inland...on Monday NIGHT! Light snow then remains all day on Tuesday.

 

Slower evolution. Big end result. 

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I like seeing the RGEM south. Purely an IMBY opinion given my location relative to the rest of this sub-forum. It has shown massive qpf fairly regularly for this storm. 
 

I don’t think lack of precipitation will be the issue. It’s which model will be right with thermals. I want the low a little further offshore. 

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