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1 minute ago, chris624wx said:

Looks similar to 6z. Doesn't gain latitude like GFS and CMC so it's glancing blow for SE VA. Still should get some good amounts with high SLR but nothing like the GFS and CMC is showing

Better than 0Z last  night

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2 minutes ago, RVASnowLover said:

NBM does tend to run a model cycle or 2 behind

 

43 minutes ago, RVASnowLover said:

GFS has to be skewing these totals

It's more the ratios. The NBM is broken with respect to the ratios - the QPF would be better to look at. I saw in the Mid Atlantic forum that some areas had 40:1 ratios. 

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So I know the main thread gave up after seeing the Euro... but it really isn't that much worse than 06z and is similar to 00z, while being much better than some of yesterday's runs. I have a feeling that this can bump north a bit and that Central VA at least has a shot at a warning level event or at least a 1-3"/2-4" snow from the ULL like last february. What would kill it is a progressive/east trend. Being south of the bullseye is one thing, but it needs to go negative and amplify fast. It is a volatile setup, way more than last storm. Still a lot of disagreement at 60-84 hours.

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3 minutes ago, Ephesians2 said:

So I know the main thread gave up after seeing the Euro... but it really isn't that much worse than 06z and is similar to 00z, while being much better than some of yesterday's runs. I have a feeling that this can bump north a bit and that Central VA at least has a shot at a warning level event or at least a 1-3"/2-4" snow from the ULL like last february. What would kill it is a progressive/east trend. Being south of the bullseye is one thing, but it needs to go negative and amplify fast. It is a volatile setup, way more than last storm. Still a lot of disagreement at 60-84 hours.

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It's close but yet so far

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Just now, Ephesians2 said:

if the 500mb low was 50-100 miles north it would be warning level snow for everyone in this thread. I think we can get these types of adjustments in this window. 

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Yeah, but my experience living here 33 years of life screams double digits in Hampton Roads and next to nothing here

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