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Then there is me who is probably the only member on the New England sub forum who has never seen more than 10" of snow... Sent from my SM-S166V using Tapatalk

Whatever the EPS-AI means to you...

While I would not put much stock in it, I would welcome that outcome. At least here.

for ex...0.50" sleet at 3:1...Probably sweep, and use force when measuring...no plastic ruler

I’ll weenie over 48hr hrrr lol

Man congrats out East! Sick NBM mean

Surprised it would be just a cold rain if it moved south.

Is it just me or has the HRRR been performing quite poorly lately? I guess it should do well with showing the CAD evolution regardless of exact details

I see right through North Delaware. I wander if that coastal has any chance of developing further south, and move further away from the coast.

Turn the thermostat up to 76 for Dad

Nam has hp 1055

It definitely sucks that you may be missing out on a memorable storm for RI. They are rare, compared to other parts of New England. That being said, you do have your two week travel period set during the middle of what is usually the best period climo-wise for good storms in RI. Mid-January to Mid-February is when things tend to click the most for us in RI if you look at storm records. I'm guessing your two week period of travel can't be adjusted, but you would have less of a chance missing out on our storms in SE NE if you moved that winter travel period a little.

We I-95'ers will find one way or another to fail

Partially storm related, but the 18z gfs and 12z euro are below freezing for most of the area until the end of the runs. Absolutely insane. Whatever falls will be here when we flip the calendar.

Oh yeah, non-salted/sanded roads will be rough/impassable. Definitely want to get all your essentials by Saturday midday.

WELL WRAL USES IT. .

Fairly substantial southern shift on the HRRR

Bro I’ve been to Kirkwood, Alta and Whistler a few years ago. They can easily get many feet of snow and the skiing is phenomenal especially with fresh powder.

The dry patch is my concern more than the temps. The bust scenario is we get weak sauce before the changeover.

Biggest storm potential in years and I will be in Florida.

Holy melt. Smashed accordions all down sunset blvd.

HRRR is wayyyy out there right now. More accuracy would exist much closer to game time.

Hrrr is not leading. It's following the rest. It's not useful until inside 24hrs it made a big jump here at 00z but it looks like it just lines up with what the 12z set was.

Hrrr has no precipitation in valley until after 4pm