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Models Have Us On Northern Edge Of Snow 3/4/16


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Just remember that the NAM is almost always too far NW with systems at 84 hours. I think we're going to see a lot of windshield wipers over the next 2-3 days, but this system favors the Delmarva, SNJ and far E LI.

Yes if the high to the north is stubborn to lift out in time. We need the help from the WAR and the ridge out west to hold strong.

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Not sure what you guys praising the Nam at 84 are seeing exactly. You have a very positively tilted trough and the northern slp is about to hand off its energy to the southern slp which mind you is quite far south. See the GEFS 6z between 96 and 102...low transfers SE in just 6 hours. NAM is just a bit faster...probably a function of the 'kicker' moving things along. Not a good look IMO at 84 on the 12z Nam. And regarding the 12k version, its usually over generous with qpf.

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That's what happens when people don't look at vort, 850s, 500 etc and only precip depiction

The GFS at least has a very sharp shortwave so it's going to counter act the positively tilted trough to an extent. That's partially why I think this still has a chance. The Euro is much flatter however.

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