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SnoSki14

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  1. Thank goodness it'll be nice to move past this miserable winter and the dreaded Nina that caused it all.
  2. A later capture is more likely than an inland runner. Models being a little east gives us some wiggle room knowing things tend to trend west as we get closer.
  3. 6z GFS clearly made a move towards it. You can see the changes aloft. We'll probably see more shifts on the 12z runs
  4. 6z GFS made another move towards the Euro This is generally what you want to see for a coastal storm.
  5. Ok fair enough. What about the GFS though. It's much less amped which suggests a lack of consensus.
  6. Is there any reasoning behind this? I'm also skeptical given historic precedent but I can't deny what some models show right now.
  7. EPS is really impressive. It's what you want to see to get snows in mid March. Additionally if the storm is dynamic enough, which this is likely to be, then even a tucked in solution could yield snows as long as the storm is east of you. Also a rare longitude storm perhaps. I could see NYC and especially just N/W getting more snow than parts of SNE.
  8. Hopefully that's a trend as it would keep getting colder as we get closer. The track could tuck in a bit more and we could still end up colder.
  9. It's almost in Forky's sweet spot but will we have the cold to accommodate it. The snowfall maps don't look very promising I'm afraid
  10. How strong do you think this could theoretically get, 970s?
  11. Looks like a big move towards the other guidance. Big runs tonight
  12. The SNE crowd would be really happy with that GFS run but unfortunately for them it's likely moving towards the other guidance now. A tuck is much more likely if the phasing plays out as depicted.
  13. Probably somewhat concerning that the GFS is very different. The GFS was the first to show a late SWFE storm last week while others where much more suppressed. And technically the 12z models moved east towards the GFS
  14. Yeah on second glance it would prob be fine. But I'm sure nothing will go wrong in 5 days
  15. The Ukie & Euro were nice but 5 days is an eternity
  16. Go big or go home. Luckily spring is right around the corner literally. Unfortunately I see a crappy couple months ahead.
  17. Models are trying to build a high near the lakes but still a ways to go. This is a real tricky thread the needle with so many things going against it. The biggest problem is out west, shocking I know, but the lack of a ridge doesn't allow the northern stream in dive in faster and further south which would bring the cold air in. If we had a proper Rockies ridge the primary would end up further south and you'd have something closer to a miller A/C.
  18. Rgem didn't have much with the last minor event and most got an inch or two out of it. I expect something similar again
  19. The primary is in western PA so it floods the area with warmer air. It's not until the coastal takes over that we change to snow. The norlun feature is our best bet and it has support from Rgem & Nam. Normally norluns happen further N&E but the ESE track of coastal would favor our region. Probably another 1-2" type deal
  20. Has a norlun look to it by Saturday morning. That could lead to locally much higher amounts Nam shows this now
  21. I didn't even know that much of a pack could exist. Always figured it would compact down to much less.
  22. There might be a shot of arctic air with a storm nearby at the tail end of the March 13-20 period. That's probably our last chance at anything if the next 2 waves don't work out
  23. The 06z Euro has over an inch of QPF and the system mostly falls overnight. A slightly colder air mass and we would've had a solid 6-10 or better storm.
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