clskinsfan

Nice thing about knowing your climo. No meltdown from me. Miller B's in my area are what they are. You take the thump and stop looking at the radar.

23Z RAP has a nice thump.....Yes we are down to the RAP.

Love the thump from the Euro. Give me the easy snow every time.

My parents are up in Collegeville NW of Philly. I think they get hit pretty well with this one.

There is a GOES east 850 relative vorticity product: https://www.eldoradoweather.com/satellite/ssec/watlantic-850mb-rel-vorticity.html

29/10 here. Hopefully the snow comes in like a wall.

Other than a hangover?

Para really jumpy with the low this run. Works out fine I get close to 13 from it.

Amen to both brother. Just Yeungling for me tonight. I have to get up early for snow tomorrow.

It actually ended better out here than I expected. We get into the later banding for a while. It is weird because every model shows me getting 8-12. They just all get their differently.

Probably. And most everyone is going to hate this GFS run south of PSU I think. Nasty dryslot after a minimal thump. Northern MD gets crushed though.

3 inch thump on the GFS. Not nearly as nice as the NAM.

Sometimes I swear Roger is Jeb in disguise.

We get a little unlucky out this way on the RGEM as it has us in between bands. Could certainly happen that way though. RGEM still snowing on the Eastern shore Wednesday morning. Nuts.

Might need to spend the day Monday at the Inner Harbor.

Hard to say we get screwed when we get a foot though

Congrats Bmore. What a beatdown that panel is.

18z RGEM continues the DC and north mauling this run. Geez.

Thats been my feeling all along. Give me the easy snow and anything else is a bonus. You get almost 7 from the waa this run. Nothing to be pissed about for sure.

Jumps off OBX at 33, Nasty dry slot. DC gets almost 7 inches from the waa this run. Really nice.

Really nice waa thump from the NAM. 5 inches+

Oh. I sure hope it's wrong. But I dont like a short term model showing exactly what we would normally expect form a Miller B either. It does sit and spin off of OC through the rest of the run and back builds from there though.

18Z HRRR drives the primary up into OH. Dryslots everyone after that. 3 or 4 inches with the waa. Looks like a typical Miller B for my area. Transfers off Chincoteague at hour 36.

Euro did up the waa thump out this way a little bit. Up to .4 qpf. Figure 5 inches. Anything else after that for my area would be gravy.

I don't know man. This looks pretty much how we get screwed every time in a Miller B to me. Yes. The Eps has targeted our area for 5 days straight at this point. So there is some reason to be optimistic. But I was counting on the waa thump to be the bulk of our snow. This mornings runs seem to be targeting us with an outer band. Similar to what we would see in a Miller A. But I don't know if the coastal is gonna bomb in time for that to happen out here. And counting on that for the bulk of our snow is almost always a losing proposition here. I had low expectations anyways. Because it's a Miller B. 6 inches is a win for us IMO.