Fine tuning certainly coming up. Just do not see any more runs where there is 1 foot in S/E PA and hardly anything in Western PA so basically agree with your thought. I still think you see 4-8" before cutover.
That would defintely be nice. Snow maps on almost everything are remarkably consistent this Am. Big snows about 30-60 min to my west and back from there. It's possible we do not see much change on that.
I hope both PA teams and DFT win. Keep things spicy. I am a steel sympathizer anyway but this week, seeing Brady go down would be nice as well. Have no idea how the Cowboys game goes. They could win 40-10 or lose 40-10
Pivotal snow map is still wonky showed little snow at the M/D line where the surface map showed heavy snow. Either way a good run. Most of PA gets in decent snow or better.
The mag post that helped sum up the early models runs made me realize that we are doing pretty well with our pbp, discussion and analysis here as of late. Pretty good group of weather folks.
Rgem is world's better than the nam. The area of warm air to our west gets collapsed in as the coastal takes over. Low still comes over us but a more snowy outcome upfront. Though the heaviest is still west of me and the Lsv.
I did not look at the surface to see how cold it actually was on the ground but yea a lot of ice. As you pointed out the nam transfer (or moved where the panel was showing the lowest point of pressure) at 69 but 850's are already failing in WV by that point. Not a good scene for snow even some of the places that it did show snow. The inland low just gets so far north.