CHECK OUT ROB'S BLOG ON NEWEST MODELS ON CHRISTMAS

The new Canadian puts out over 5" of snow for some in E PA into NJ! It is the only model being that aggressive but the trend on the other models show a similar track. If this was past 144hrs on the Canadian I would roll my eyes at such a solution but inside 96hrs it is getting interesting! The European model also made a big shift on the Christmas Storm and is much cooler than previous runs, so check out Rob's blog for the images!

Here is the latest ensembles from the European on Christmas storm:

Much colder as the 540 line stays right over Philadelphia.  Big improvement from earlier runs!

The Post Christmas Storm also is east on the Euro ensembles compared to the operational:

It starts off warm but changes to snow into the major cities along I-95.  Still need some improvement with the track for mostly snow further east, but the trend is our friend as the Euro is becoming snowier with each run.  

Conclusion

- Euro Ensembles showing a very interesting solution for the Christmas Event as the track would bring mostly snow to areas from Philly on north.  

- GFS ensembles are split on a 1-3" snow across much of the area or a few snow showers for Christmas event.  

- New UKMET model shows a much more impressive and colder solution for Christmas event. 

- Post Christmas storm  is trending east and as we get closer I expect that trend to continue slightly.  Might not be all snow for the major cities but will be a big time winter storm for many in the end!