Exactly man. I have seen this story so many times, even when model remain consistent with up to 3-5 run. It always seen to change around hr 120.I would trust Benedict Arnold with my deepest secrets before I trusted the GFS is correctly modeling a piece of energy going over the Rockies, coalescing into a ULL and then bombing off the coast. Let's pump some brakes.
I think a gulf low is very possible with this storm if any. Gefs has been consistent with itGood gawd, 0z GFS showing the low intensifying to a 978mb low off of the southeast coast! That's a CAT. 2 hurricane!
The low would need to close off sooner to allow snowfall further inland. Luckily, there is still time for this to trend better.
Even if the Euro bites, a thread shouldn't be made this earlyEuro needs to bite at it. Then a thread can be started
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For now, lol.Not to rain on anybody’s parade again, but the CMC, Icon and Ukie all say No.
Not sure where the GEFS is getting that from? Perhaps, the wave underneath the northern wave dives down into the Gulf and a phase occurs sooner before the storm tracks towards the southeastern US coast. Which is a possibility, some GEFS members do indeed show a Gulf low and wrap around snow further inland. I do think there will be more wrap around snow, far as northeastern/eastern AL.This is the spaghetti plot
Since the GFS has been consistent showing this storm system, it makes me question those models you mentioned. I'd really like (as well as others) to see the Euro on board on what the GFS has been showing.Not to rain on anybody’s parade again, but the CMC, Icon and Ukie all say No.
Keep in mind this is the FV3. We had this type of thing happen last year as well. Heck we had this happen last Saturday.Since the GFS has been consistent showing this storm system, it makes me question those models you mentioned. I'd really like (as well as others) to see the Euro on board on what the GFS has been showing.