Three other Euro points...
1) The primary SLP is so weak that it never shows on the Pivotal maps. One has to play the "find the bagginess game". Even when I zoom in there is no "L" until the Low has transferred off the coast
2) Monday's 1-3" refresher is still in play.
3-The majority of the Non mountainous Continental US is above freezing at 7PM on February 23rd but its only in the mid 50's in N Central Florida at that same time frame.
Interesting aspect of this map....it is similar in what it shows for the Euro Jackpot area vs. the Para GFS (6-8" for those folks) for the same time frame but on the Para this area is the screw zone with higher amounts north and south....
We will probably know, in 90 min or so, if the Euro is a trend or fail on its part. And again this may be better for some far S/E folks so not discounting it could be good for them.
18 Hr, high still over NY. Cad signal down the coast. First flakes flying in Central PA with that finger out in front of the full WAA. 24 Hr the high has weakened but moderate snow now over spreading southern PA. 850's still in Central VA
It is a fine line between getting the goods and being too far west. With that said Cashtown and I have been doing fairly well the last 5-10 years with that battle.
A little reminiscent of a few weeks ago with when the storm that "tucked" but the bands became lighter over the two days. This will not be two days but similar types of snows from any coastal.