That's good to read. I closed my laptop for a bit after looking at the 18z Euro dumpster.Both the euro EPS and AI EPS looks better at H5 to me so far late this weekend
Definitely a signal there that kinda matches up to the footprint of the UKMET.
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Dude the UKMET ranks 2nd to the Euro inthe 5-7 day range. Id advise you to ignore the GFS before the ukie at that range. You can check those verification scores at 500mb at that range. Now is it right today for this event, most likely not. Likely a blend of the euro/ukie is more likely the outcome.Thats why I ignore the UKMET, a very unreliable model.

Can you not read and interpret graphs? Jesus.Thats why I ignore the UKMET, a very unreliable model.
I definitely do not think we will see a 3 plus inch snow out of this but can believe a widespread yard coater in our parts. Now is the time where the trends should all start lining up..from today till Wednesday. Still has potential to be better but sampling over the next 48hrs will tell alot.We probably won’t get anything… but if we do get .10-.15 of liquid up here and in central NC… I think we would be looking at 20:1+ ratios or better. The lift is pretty high up and it’s cold. I think we could see ratios like central nc saw last year from that very light 700mb fronto band that moved through and dropped 1-1.5 inches of snow from .05 liquid.
I've been saying this will end up giving the upstate 1" of snowI definitely do not think we will see a 3 plus inch snow out of this but can believe a widespread yard coater in our parts. Now is the time where the trends should all start lining up..from today till Wednesday. Still has potential to be better but sampling over the next 48hrs will tell alot.
I definitely do not think we will see a 3 plus inch snow out of this but can believe a widespread yard coater in our parts. Now is the time where the trends should all start lining up..from today till Wednesday. Still has potential to be better but sampling over the next 48hrs will tell alot.
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This smells like a brutal shot of Arctic air down the line. -AO/artic ridging. The Arctic ridging coupled to the strat. The main cold lobe is sitting in Canada. MJO heading for the Americas. Pacific jet heading back towards and breaking around Hawaii. The stars are aligning pattern wise. But the hurdle is capitalizing on smaller scale features and scoring. That’s the part we just can’t seem to get past View attachment 182822View attachment 182825View attachment 182824
Not sure I do that'd likely lead to Ice!Well I will say this. If we miss out on the opportunity for this weekend storm, I like where we maybe heading for the 22 to 25 time frame for the CAD regions.
Sure...if there actually IS moisture. Ain't gonna get a lot of moisture with a cold front. Hopefully, we can see better trends with mid level energy.When the short range models start keying in on the late weekend storm will they have a better chance handling the moisture?
Yeah it’s too daddgum flat.The ICON still has the 3rd impulse/ull diving southward. The not-so-good news is it would be so much more intriguing at least a couple of hundred miles further west. View attachment 182832
UGH! I am over the AI models all together...I think I am going with the OS and ensembles for now on.AIGFS basically lost the late weekend deal in 1 run after several small steps in the right direction
Yes, it did shift westward a good bit.View attachment 182838I could be wrong, but this seems like a west shift compared to 18z?
A few gefs members been showing this possibility.NAM has some streamers making it well into South Alabama late Wednesday night/early Thursday morning and even throws down nearly 1/2" near Montgomery.
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Cold and dry! UGH! maybe it will come back in two days... lets get this first mess out of the wayGFS is east of the 18z.View attachment 182842