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1 hour ago, CASH_COOP said:

How things were trending yesterday I thought for sure I’d wake up and find the heaviest axis around I 80 and more mixing down south, but not to be. I’m still being optimistic and hoping that there’s still a 48 hour north adjustment for euro.  Have too much time invested to give up 

Normal ebbs and flows of model watchin.  A little S and then a little N finds the southern tier lookin at an appreciable event...no matter the subtleties of our backyards.  Still think up to I 80 and S see snow, unless some big shift comes in the next 24 hrs, which is not likely IMO.

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13 hours ago, Rd9108 said:

The fact that I'll be at work Monday makes me believe it will overperform and I'll be dealing with accidents and shoveling out hydrants all day.

Been there done that Brother.

A few different looks from the models. Be interesting to see where it ends up.

I guess I will change the oil in my snow blower today. Oil cheaper than engines wearing out.

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MU worried about suppression:

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1/2 The ingredients are on the table for a #snowstorm Sun night into Mon, but details remain nebulous. An upper-level low over Nova Scotia & "Greenland block" will prevent the system from cutting to our west, & a strong surface high over the Upper Midwest will provide cold air..

2/2 However, the track and intensity of the system are still quite uncertain, and both will play a large role in how much snow falls across northern MD and the LSV. A suppressed system remains my biggest concern, but a plowable snowfall (2"+) is still a "good bet."

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25 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

While we anxiously await the next NAM panels, check out Ellinwood's map he just posted in the MA thread. He's a very good, conservative met and his snow map predictions are usually accurate. 

Of course I'm in the 1-2 inch zone. Beyond po'd right now. I'm so sick of the amount of 1-2 inch events I get.

I've said it before, if that's the case than I'd rather get no damn snow at all.

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1 hour ago, pawatch said:

 

A few different looks from the models. Be interesting to see where it ends up.

I guess I will change the oil in my snow blower today. Oil cheaper than engines wearing out.

Mine started first pull.  Oil so slightly used in last 3-5 yrs, I just topped off and am ready to go. 

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Just now, pasnownut said:

FWIW RGEM coming in a tick N of 6z thru 65/  Precip shield slightly N as well.  Subtleties mean everything to those on the edge, so I'm hoping the edge moves north today.  

 

 

Good to know. I came to post that the ICON moved south yet again. Targets DC south over to Delmarva with the heaviest axis of snowfall. 

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Just now, Itstrainingtime said:

Good to know. I came to post that the ICON moved south yet again. Targets DC south over to Delmarva with the heaviest axis of snowfall. 

 

Just now, Bubbler86 said:

Well no one jumping in so...Icon is a slight bump south and a lessening in accums but still a nice hit for southers.  More of a belt tightening than a big jog.   If other 12Z's show jackput in the LSV or just south, the watches may start flying soon.

 

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I jumped you!

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