For what it’s worth the NAM 12km shows the snows all the way into the big cities of the I-95 corridor. That’s because the name is doing what I expect will happen with the low tracking across the mountains to the coast. I know many forecasters out there are going with the GFS but I still think it’s wrong. High to the north and typical redevelopment to the coast should occur.
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Give it up dude.
Give it up.
Wow the NAM really seems an outlier right now, despite its traditionally trustworthy reputation. Close to a half foot across much of northern MD by midnight Saturday, stands in stark contrast to several other models (which have us Orioles fans in a cold slush, if not just rain). This is very interesting, and thank you so much Henry for keeping us all so very well informed.
Hope youre right Henry