Maybe I'm in the minority but I thought the Nam is Worse. Progressive and more positively tilted. Snow doesnt't break out until later when it has warmed up more and the coastal is going further east.
I think the broadness is causing it to escape east initially (following convection on all models) since more energy is not consolidating at the base if it were sharper.
I think every inch helps with relation to Fridays stuff even if we miss the main coastal (very likely). I'll take positive tics the right way if it helps get friday to something like 2-4"
Nam with some positive changes through only 18. I know the main coastal part is long gone for 95 more than likely but how close it gets seems to corelate to the friday evening stuff.
This seems like you’re contradicting yourself in this post. 50 miles for ppl like @CAPE and our southern MD and eastern shore folks means quite a bit. I don’t see any issues with ppl watching models and hoping for some better runs to the corridor. .5 qpf on the euro is like 50-60 miles east of 95.