That's not a fight, it's a homicide.
As long as the Euro doesn't move farther south, I think we're looking good. If it holds or inches back northwestward with the coastal, then I think we get rolling.
If you think the disagreement for our sub forum is bad, look at the Poconos area lol. 20-25” difference between the euro and other guidance like the para. RGEM looks lovely, I’m hugging.
It’s whiplash to read our threads then compare to phillywx. They are all convinced it’s going to end up north while Hoffman is all “congrats RIC, ugh fringed again”.
I mean, as of 8pm Sunday, it’s quite possible or even likely that you and the south side of 495 crowd have more than anyone in MD. But that probably won’t last...
Lol as if you won’t end up with more than me. But sure, if you want to see pictures of 25% less snow, I’m your man!
Euro and EPS have been very steady. All other guidance is moving toward it. Snow starts in like 60hrs. Time to let it happen and plan your Jebwalk.
This storm seems pretty locked in to me. Yes, final jackpot location is unknown, but we know where climo usually puts it outside of rare events. Is EZF or DCA going to be the jackpot of a Nina Miller B? Lol
I don’t know why Bel Air would be the jackpot for phase 1, but a general 3-6” seems like the right call to me. I think potential for more in north-central VA.
That’s a very good point and why you get the L dancing around to the southwest after being offshore. Euro and GGEM did that today.
Basic baroclinicity argues the low will be close to the coastline. Unlike December we have a respectable airmass ahead of this so the low shouldn’t ride up the Bay. Coastal front should be on the coast...
P.S. you saw this window coming from 10+ days so big kudos on the pattern recognition