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18z GFS continues to get toastier. Even the mountains in WV aren't safe. Really wish I had listened 2 days ago when Bob Chill et al were saying don't get your hopes up this isn't a good set up.

When it looked like we were on the favorable side of marginal it was totally ok to get hopes up. But there was no wiggle room to go the wrong way from the beginning.

As soon as multiple models warmed up yesterday and last night, the warning sirens were blaring. And after 12z today it was easy to let go. Much easier to see a storm like this go awry than something like the Boxing day storm. That was a stinger. This one really isn't.

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When it looked like we were on the favorable side of marginal it was totally ok to get hopes up. But there was no wiggle room to go the wrong way from the beginning.

As soon as multiple models warmed up yesterday and last night, the warning sirens were blaring. And after 12z today it was easy to let go. Much easier to see a storm like this go awry than something like the Boxing day storm. That was a stinger. This one really isn't.

 

Definitely agree with you on that one Bob, watching Jersey/NYC get 20+ inches of cold powder was not fun.

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When it looked like we were on the favorable side of marginal it was totally ok to get hopes up. But there was no wiggle room to go the wrong way from the beginning.

As soon as multiple models warmed up yesterday and last night, the warning sirens were blaring. And after 12z today it was easy to let go. Much easier to see a storm like this go awry than something like the Boxing day storm. That was a stinger. This one really isn't.

MY friend Rich Grumm has documented that without a block that more often then not, the GFS comes north and west with time.  This modelled storm is kind of doing what you'd expect with a crappy pattern to the north.   Some still could cash in for some snow.  I'd milk the Euro for now.

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Looking at the pink and blue shaded precip on the Tropical Tidbits map  (MSLP and Frozen precip) valid for 12Z Saturday... it looks as if the frozen precip line has progressively moved southward comparing the last four runs of he GFS. 

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