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From MA forum shifted east from 0z

What a day on the slopes with the kids

From the MA forum definitely shifted east from 0z.

Not sure about there but the stuff we got here will not pack well if at all. It's about as dry a snow as I've seen. We've gotten about another 3" since I finished snowblowing around 9:30 and it is almost like every single flake is adding the most it possibly can to the accumulation total.

good, felt bad for them they didn't make it to double digits.

I think its an intriguing setup but not really one to get invested in at all. PSU's post about the western ridge axis pretty much sums up my thinking as of now. We also shouldn't be living or dying by the OP models quite yet, as even the GFS ENS have a decent signal. Instead I think its unlikely, though not quite a long shot, to get an appreciable storm into our area. Comparing this setup to last week at this time is a completely different ballgame as well. By this point last week we could say confidently that someone on the east coast would get a foot of snow, since this setup is more NS based I wouldn't feel comfortable saying that till Wednesday. Also want to watch the tilt of the western ridge. The 12 Euro has it more W-E which seems to hurt us.

Totally agree! No offense to the NWS, but we’ve had some of our best snow storms when there was already WSW criteria on the ground before they issued anything!

I award you the weenie ring for today.

Also as important is whether the EPS is trending one way or the other.

12” yesterday/overnight, 2” so far today and still snowing at a pretty good clip.

Unofficial report but the southern end of Newport had upwards of 12 inches. I'm in Boston right now and although Boston had 5 more inches the amount of snow looks the same probably because sleet makes snow banks more impressive.

It was the best from what I could tell and basically similar to what happened from 5+ days out. It seems to lock on and hold steady while others bounce around. It may have just gotten lucky. But it's 500mb verification scores are the best of all models this winter.

Yea people don’t realize that the difference between 6” and 12” in your yard doesn’t impact the verification scores of a global model. Missing a mid level warm layer by a few hours and 30 miles might effect our ground truth but it’s an insignificant error in the global scheme.

I noticed it starting to darken up, and looks like more snow showers moving into the area.

Upgraded CMC is good

I wonder will see another burst right around sunset this evening like seems typical in the plateau areas with these systems.

Super helpful here and we all are now on the same page with what we are looking for. I know people are saying we have time...but not as much as people think regarding meaningful changes. Important features develop 72-78 hours. Im still optimistic

I know this has been answered somewhere but I can’t find it but how did weather next verify on this last storm? .

i'd take it

NOAA also had us pegged for heavy snow seven or eight days out before the last storm also .

Not sure how you equate a storm forming to our south with a cutter??

Weather Next would probably be 3-6 inches for most areas from maybe just each of Nashville and East, with 5-8 over far eastern areas.

This has a chance to be a monster, true coastal instead of a hybrid SWFE coastal combo, need some ticks NW or it's game over for WOR folk.