Doesn’t the GFS suit have a track record of completely losing storms in the mid range only to bring it back as we get closer?
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Pattern Flaming Feb 2021
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Yeah but that’s with suppression/stuff that can trend NW
iGRXY
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Don't they all?
Yes but the GFSV2 nailed the early December storm a couple years ago
CAD with the snow pack the NE has now should work fine for the western 2/3rds of NC and upstate SC
EURO VS GFS (12z RUN)
EURO has a stronger vortex into AK so far this run vs GFS
Euro looks in between so far, better then the GFS atm 
BelmontWX79
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Looking over the 00Z para Euro from last night and its not near as favourable for snow. Digs a lot more over the west before eventually heading east and follows an evolution at the surface similar to the 12Z GFSV16. SIG CAD develops and brings what looks to be major ice to much of North Carolina and Upstate South Carolina. Hopefully some of that is sleet but with 850's starting out some warm not so sure. I only picked out one frame but alot more precip falls around this time.
Euro is a little bit better then the GFS, hopefully that developing ridge to the west can boot it 
I think more good changes...EURO vs GFS
That developing western ridge may try to drop the TPV down a bit, that’s a better look vs the GFS I think
Completely different look in Alaska. I like the way the EMCF seems to be headed. It has that bagginess in the SW that's been absent the past two GFS runs.
So far the Euro looks worse than 00z. More ridging over the NE, less +PNA.
We still went the wrong direction imo 
The PV north of MN is just screaming for an inland tracking system. Need it farther east. We know this, so I'm not pointing out anything new. But when you see the models trending toward moving it west, that's no bueno.
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