WB EPS probability maps were about the same as 12Z. Hard to tell since it includes Monday, but this brought me a laugh, a one speck probability of 18 inches....GN peace. I will probably wake up for the early morning EURO.
I don’t mean to lecture anyone, but everyone could be a little nicer to one another.....now back to the weather. I am probably at least twice most of your ages....
Sure. We are all in this together. Let’s all remember thousands are dying a day from COVID, tracking the weather is a nice distraction but it is not that big a deal if it snows...period.
Sterling NWS discussion
Broad surface low pressure will near the Ohio Valley early
Wednesday morning as the next upper trough/low tracks into the
Great Lakes Region. Low pressure along the Southeast coast will
begin to trek northward up the coast at the same time.
Precipitation should begin to overspread the CWA from south to
north later Tuesday night. Could be a little faster than
previously indicated. The potential for a more widespread wintry
solution exists with this system with the cold air at the
surface and low pressure tracking northeastward from the
Carolinas and off the Delmarva Peninsula. This system bears
watching as phasing or intensification near the Outer Banks
could mean the difference between chance or likely rain or snow
to likely or definite snow with accumulations as far east as the
I-95 corridor.
I agree completely. Brunswick is NW rural. I don’t see snow depth option for NAM on WB. But I can post with other models if it gives a more accurate depiction if it is available.
It is going to be near 60 over the weekend, so not expecting 4 inches on the ground Monday, not even an inch. But a dusting would put people in the holiday spirit and we need that in 2020.