Also to note last nights flow snow overperformed again against what was modeled. So that's something that we need to keep in mind as to what Hunter was alluding to also.
One thing is that the Euro and the NAM haven't done a great job at showing upslope snow this season. The gfs has been leading that this season so while the NAM snow totals don't look fantastic I don't think it is really picking up on the flow snow at all.
This was a famous late season snowstorm. The huge snow on May 5th 1992. Was a huge surprise.
https://climate.ncsu.edu/blog/2017/05/remembering-the-surprise-spring-snow-in-may-1992/
Pump the brakes bro. In the mountains we still get snow up through the middle of April. Just because we could miss this one doesn't mean we are done with storms.
I honestly think this could be trending best for us given the situs besides right at the immediate coast. I think today's runs will gives us more to be excited about.
Moisture has really dried up on the models. The gfs looks like we get some synoptic energy but that transfers mostly to flow snow which the gfs is really picking up on. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk