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Ralph Wiggum

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  1. Euro will do some extreme nonsense now like pull the slp over Vineland and dryslot all of se pa. We rarely get a model sweep unless its a miss or less than 12 hrs out.
  2. Did nobody else notice the question mark shape of precip out in the Atlantic on that rgem qpf tots map @Birds~69 posted?
  3. Closer. Much sharper PNA, better run overall.
  4. Looks like we are first and goal on the 7 yard line at the 2 min warning. Brady watching helplessly from the sideline. Game still tied at 24 a piece.
  5. Looks like the euro op from a few days ago. Just norther and into our region now.
  6. Still snowing after this....storm is just barely starting to drift SE here
  7. And per h5 on the nam the coastal is gonna be noice!
  8. We couldn't ask for a better track than the 12k tbh.
  9. Gorgeous run...utter beatdown. Thermals are iffy along i95 but perfect track. Gotta smell the rain to get the best snows. R/s line crashes SE quickly tho
  10. 12k is a beaut! Tucked and honking Eta: typo said 3k meant 12k too many tabs open
  11. Wasn't his first guess map posted 2 map changes ago?
  12. Windshield wiper effect. SE PA is the middle of the narrowing goalposts. 40ish hrs to go and what a great place to be attm.
  13. Didn't see the RGEM posted but that ticked NW too. Still snowing at end of run. Sharp cutoff tho to the left of that deform band. Someone is going to get majorly shafted
  14. That is very misleading S of the mason-dixon. There is ALOT of mixing this run. DC is actually mostly sleet per soundings.
  15. 3k NAM is better...much weaker/flatter with that vort.over New England around 54 I mentioned earlier....looks tucked into VA Beach. SLP depiction at 60 is actually inland. Fairly far S too
  16. Breaks and light/moderate ... for now. Has room for upside. Learned from the past better to start conservative and tick up than go balls deep at 12" to start and have to keep shaving.
  17. Conservatively I would say this looks like a moderate event (at the least) with 4-6" being likely and the *potential* for around a foot of snow on the higher end all relative to location.
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