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  1. Bubbler86
    We need to get to third down before talking about punting anyway. Significant storm wise reality is that we are still on second down at best.
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    The Euro and the CMC started us down this path of hope....the GFS never really showed anything for the LSV (or not often, not 100% sure of my memory).
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    Oh, sorry was just giving it to the Icon not to your post. LOL
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    The Icon's gigantic jump from its previous several runs get it a quick 'I do not care" what it says for that storm. LOL
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    The Icon went from a dry N/W PA to the jackpot area up there albeit it a limited jackpot.
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    That is a good point, defintely does seem to dictate a difference between solutions.
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    The Icon moved toward the GFS/CMC etc with more prescence west of us. Starts off as rain or slop over the LSV now. Note highlighted 540 giving away below.
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    If you want to believe the little to no inland push scenario on the nam, the icon is the leader (IMO) there.
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    It never really pushes the inland entity north at all as the 540 line shows little sign of bowing up from a S/W component.
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    Nam @ 84 is a hit for the LSV with Light to Mod all around. Less north of the LSV at that point.
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    @81, primary Low is over the NC Outer Banks/Eastern NC. Light to Mod snow south of the M/D Line with a little bit poking into PA.
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    Nam has two areas of low pressure at 66....one over the Fl Panhandle and one over Texarkana.
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    Yea, I just posted about that. If there is any push from a low going to our west, even if dying/transfering, you and I have a tough road until the transfer turns the flow away from the S/W.
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    No doubt. I actually face a similar issue here. S/W winds mean any snow falling is limited unless the cold to start was very deep/extensive. But I totally get it, Pitt almost 100% needs the wind to not turn SW.
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    That is the hobby part of it. LOL.
  16. Bubbler86
    CAD is not so great when there is not much cold air to our North and East. It is something for sure but less room for error.
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    Yea, each board has their own climates. Things were just a bit more optimistic yesterday in the 3 boards I mentioned.
  18. Bubbler86
    The Phl and Pitt threads are really down....and some in MA are shitting the blinds. I am frankly a bit surprised at it.
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    That is the fault of the engineering team for the different weather bureaus...running their models 4X a time (or 24X in the case of some!). That is one big pic of Brett Maher!
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    Ditto
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    Did not check the UK but the Euro and CMC/Rgem seem to be in a smaller camp now in keeping the primary stronger as it climbs....the GFS has a primary push of warm air but much more Icon like with Surface features now....NAM looks more Icon like if not even more extreme and maybe too far south.
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    The GFS hate is going to run strong tonight. Mid week low is on the cusp of Lake Erie late Tue night/early Wed.
  23. Bubbler86
    To me the icon appears a bit more progressive. Hardly any rain in PA at 0z. 18z has quite a bit in Southeast PA.
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    Regardless of Consistency, gfs keeps getting the primary too far north for southern PA.
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    The Icon simply transfers much earlier...much less interaction to pull the low west of us.
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