Solly's is a great place to watch snow fall (if it's accumulating on streets). They have those big bay windows with 180 degree views (added after a cabby had a seizure and crashed into the place in I think 2005).
12z GFS was a Panic Room CLASSIC. Just amazing stuff.
I agree with others though that the takeaway should be largely positive here. We're seeing multiple strong waves ride under us with plenty of moisture.
Long range looks really good. There's no reason to be posting in here.
But if I WERE going to post, I'd say, "March looks like at least 3 HECS rain storms"
Can somebody tell me the exact moment when the wave breaks? I'm very excited for the wave to break. Also, when does the snow pattern make landfall? Have we sampled it yet? What about 06z/18z? Do we need more balloons?
ECMWF keeps hope alive for the 5th/6th (I guess). Slower, a bit north. 00z Euro had these two features (circled) crash down and seemingly whisk whole thing out to sea. 12z euro doesn't' have them.
Yeah I've always had this (noob) question of whether a higher resolution model could "trick itself" by aggressively identifying noise (smaller features) and failing to smooth those out. But I guess that's just a convective feedback loop?
4 out of 20 members of CMC Ens have snow reaching here Feb. 5/6. Two have a liquid explosion. Therefore, 10% chance of a liquid explosion. That's how this works.