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Eskimo Joe

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  1. It's a Miller B in the Mid Atlantic in a La Nina. What more can you say? I know we all love the big ones, but if we could manage a 5" - 10" event, I'd take it in a skinny minute.
  2. GFS continues to drive the primary up into Ohio.
  3. 18z GFS is better on the front end than 12z.
  4. 12z EPS has dropped all of the far inland coastal lows that we saw on 06z. That's good.
  5. Really interested to see what the ENS show in a bit.
  6. NAVGEM and Canadian are the best case scenarios for just about everyone.
  7. Hedge the under would be a safe bet and would give you room in case the transfer to the coastal is late.
  8. I'd take the CMC in a heartbeat and call it a winter.
  9. We aren't getting 10:1 snow with the primary running up into Ohio.
  10. Miller Bust. Just jump and get it over with. This isn't out winter.
  11. Even the northern crew struggles to hit warning criteria snowfall on this run of the GFS. We better hope the GEPS and the Euro look better.
  12. GFS is nothing to write home about south of I-70. Miller Bust.
  13. Folks, if the primary ends up further north then we get more warm air and a later development on the coastal. The ICON is not a good look.
  14. Primary on the ICON goes into Ohio, not the greatest. We want it to die in Kentucky.
  15. Does the GFS sh*t the bed again (I think so) or do we step to the Euro?
  16. I'm more worried about a strung out whiff, or late transfer that misses up. That's more likely than a wound up inland solution.
  17. Actually I don't think so. Only a handful of the EPS members are doing that. No GEPS, or other operational model is doing that.
  18. Folks the ENS mean surface temps are likely too high because there are some ridiculously wound up interior coastal lows.
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