canderson

GFS west - not much in PA but it’s west of 18z RGEM was west so we can assume the CMC will be. Nam was primed to be way west If the Euro moves west we’re getting a wind storm with a few inches of snow.

That looks an awful lot like the 18z gfs This storm is gonna ruin my weekend and burn many hundreds of dollars. Oh well.

Money’s made to be spent lol

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Trough too east and it closed the low too late - it’s on the SC coast moving east. This is a thread the needle event. I trust the GFS less than I trust Tom Corbett to keep gas taxes low.

Issue here will be winds. If we get snow we’ll also getting 50-60 mph winds probably

Yeaaaaa. Can’t feel too good if the Euro stays east. The world vs the GFS is the new the world vs the NAM.

GFS is a catastrophe blizzard for parts of Maryland and VA. 60-70 mph winds and feet of snow. CPA gets the strong winds (of course) and 1-3”or so of snow SE of Harrisburg.

Can you please add the PA forum?

9 was my low, busted high.

0z GFS is a swing and a miss by a whisker but pieces ar there Considering how bad the GFS has been I how it never shows a hit - even though I’m actively rooting against a storm on Saturday.

Are you and Ruin twins?

I’ve had two friends today had windshields shattered/spiderwebbed by ice flying off tractor-trailers today. Both are thankfully okay One on 83 by Lewisbery and the other on 581 at Creekview.

Interesting to adjust. But that matches what I received.

He should talk to CTP who has this in their latest disco. KEY MESSAGE 2: Potential East Coastal Storm Threat this weekend There is a growing guidance signal and slightly westward trend/earlier phasing of short waves and amplification of a large scale trough for the development of a potentially impactful weekend coastal storm along the Eastern Seaboard. We will continue to closely monitor this given risk of snow and wind impacts. The track and intensity of the surface moving north-northeast just off the Carolina and Delmarva coasts would lead to a higher east/northeast wind threat during the storm, and stronger NW winds in its wake.