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Yes and no, the 18z NAM isn't terribly different than the Euro.  Remember for whatever reason I've noticed the 12z pulses down, 0z pulses up on the Euro.  Been going on for most of the winter on these offshore lows.  It's still very much within the ballpark of the Euro though +/- some.

Yeah I thought it looked similar, save for southern NJ which gets good precip on the NAM.  

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GFS would be fine if not for the nonsense it develops in association with the convection that fires in the Gulf.  That's all real, but the GFS just has a helluva time trying to handle it and it stunts/distorts the development of the low.  It's still another run or two away from catching on (usually happens once the convection responsible actually fires and it realizes there isn't a 32 unit spin over the top of it).

 

Better hit for sure.

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In my unmeteorological way of explaining it, the height contours were pointing more north when the low was down in GA - like the images I posted of the GFS "farting" in different directions run to run.

 

It doesn't look all that far off from 12z in a lot of ways, but the end result will be different for many.

Right, catching up on the nam a little late, but at hr 30, its right on OBX,  the heights are a little higher near the east coast, and it gives every indication of wanting to move north. Then, at hr 33, that damn vorticity pops 100 miles to the east and spoils the party..   But even so, its still west, but its easy to see what could have been had that vorticity not crashed the party.

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Cant vote against Harv

 

 

His map looks decent. There will probably be a decent area of 1-2" Sublimation Delight snow on the NW side...and the sharp cutoff is more reserved for the larger amounts...not totally dissimilar from 2/15.

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