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Eskimo Joe

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  1. No. The confluence isn't strong enough to blow this into the Carolinas.
  2. Big takeaway from the 12z GEFS is that only 2 members show a miss, and about 7 show mostly rain. Just about every other run is a nice hit from I-95 NW. Even Baltimore City and DCA get accumulating snow. A good shift overal. Hope the UKMET and Euro agree.
  3. 12z GEFS mean has all of the CTP CWA below freezing for the 12/16 event. It's a clear step in the right direction.
  4. Yes, 12z op Canadian is the ideal track. It should be viewed as the best case scenario for this event and unfortunately probably not verify.
  5. To my eye, it does 3 things....kills the primary quicker, coastal gets cracking sooner, AND high pressure is stronger and better placed.
  6. 12z GEFS trending colder for everyone in C. PA. So far, the 12z suite is in the right direction.
  7. WRT the 12/16 event, the 12z OPs GFS would get everyone on the board. It's colder, and has the antecedent high over Canada in a better position.
  8. Yup. We're getting into the Euro's wheelhouse. If it trends towards the GFS through Sunday, then man we might have some hope. FWIW, doesn't look like the GFS is warm through Christmas so this snow might stick around for a bit.
  9. 12z OPS GFS kills the primary low in Tennessee this round. By HR120 the coastal low is popping off Hatteras. Also has a 1034mb high in Quebec instead of Newfoundland. This is a good shift. Hope the GEFS moves this way too. Onto the 12z Euro.
  10. To my eye, the 12z GFS OP is a good run for everyone N&W of I-95 for the 12/16 storm. Legit advisory criteria immediate I-95 and possible warning event for the the usual jackpot spots.
  11. (on ncep site) At HR 114, 850s are -6 to -10 N&W of US 15. 0 degree isotherm down the RIC.
  12. 12z OPS GFS looks colder at 850 through HR 104. Better CAD signature.
  13. What is the ICON, is it an American model that's operational or something still under DEV?
  14. Counterpoint...if we somehow don't get to 60 or even the mid 50s then it works out even better.
  15. WRT 00z EPS, 8 of the 50 members have 9" or more of snow at DCA. 24/50 have at least 2".
  16. 00z / 06z Euro OP/ENS loving the I-81 corridor next week. Even down into THV/LNS get some love. Get your snow shovels ready and put those Christmas lights out!
  17. FYI, since this applies to medium/long term winter weather:
  18. @usedtobe did a lot of research with this. Big storms occur during the NAO changing toward a negative state or trending away. Essentially, you need a big event to flip the antecedent state of the oscillation.
  19. Fun fact with this event...the Ohio primary ended up stronger than progged, BUT the transfer to the coastal was pretty quick. A rare instance where up north into the PA mason/dixon counties boomed and DC didn't switch to rain. This was a rare wind for eveyone.
  20. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION OVER THE POSSIBLE STATE OF WATER FALLING FROM THE SKY NEXT WEEK.
  21. Hey all, there's cause to rejoice. About 35 - 40% of the 12 EPS give THV/LNS/MDT 6"+ snow in the next 10 calendar days. About 50% give HZL and MPO 6"+ during the same time. There's been a marked shift to colder, wetter solutions. Hopefully they hold, because it appears we are entering a period of colder storms and some folks here stand the chance of a white Christmas.
  22. For 120+ HR out, that's a strong signal.
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