http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/an...p048060_s.shtml

still waiting for 66hour to come out but it looks wetter but still not a good shot of snow for me.

http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/an...fs_pcp_066s.gif

it looks like the ratios will be good coreect me if im wrong?

The thing to watch about this storm is if it throws back some decent moisture whren it hits the shoreline as it's in a very good spot for us, more so on the Nam than the GFS. The Nam is the more likely outcome but unless it develops more on the coast than it's just your normal clipper and you have to cut precip you see on the models because clippers are virga loaded. Way too early yet to figure out the clipper. My interest has been higher than normal on this one because there is some hope for amplification on the coast. Again if we had a neg nao there'd be more upstream blocking and the storm would be slower and have greater amplification possibilities.

Any signs of the NAO going negative?

wasnt it supposed to go negative after this storm yesterday?