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Environmental impacts are a cost to society. Fossil fuels have been and largely still are getting a free ride on CO2 emissions. The typical coal or gas-fired power plant doesn't pay for its CO2 emissions. A big subsidy.

Regarding the NAM: I've no idea what will replace it or will it have a FOUS? That said... the NAM is a bit whacked. First it had very little south of I84 min earlier cycles, now its gone ballistic Poconos to BOS. I've not used this in my personal briefing. I do add for your interest, something that we can all evaluate with the Wed morning CoCoRaHs data. imo, play the numbers conservative. I do think 1"/hr snowfall rates from just north of KABE into nw NJ tomorrow morning 9A-Noon, then rain or mixed. mPing may be of value for NYC. 4AM advisory and watches in purple and blue. Then various model outputs from the 00z/1 cycle.

You knew that was bound to happen... or rains to northern VT

Advisory for 3 to 5 inches here I don’t see that happening.

I've noted the adverse comments on storm interest. I'll review any MODERATOR impression on value added for this thread. This has been accurately portrayed in advance, I think, and the thread still looks pretty good as of 5AM today. Moderator just tell me if you dont want a headline for the forum on an event like this. Thanks... Walt

After reading Mt Hollys AFD last night it’s plausible that rain snow line pushes even further NW almost to I 80. Elevation is going to be key 1000’ and above out there should get a good pasting. Also mentioned the start time might be earlier that previously thought which give us Far NW Burbs a shot at 3-5, but going with 1-3 with a periods of heavy snow before the changeover.

Euro one of the warmer models. Shoot the horse, send it to the glue factory, and then light the factory on fire.

How much rain are we getting? .50-.75”?

Jeff and Lava are reading this with much interest. In addition to ensemble spread in QPF, other points of uncertainty exist around the development of a quasi-stationary mesoscale snow band and the inland penetration of the coastal front. A mesoscale snowband acts to rob moisture from the northwest side of the band creating a tight gradient in snowfall while areas under the band could see up to a foot of snow.

WB 6Z HRRR

WB 6Z GFS

6z GFS not backing down maybe a slight shift south

Tossing NAM's, this looks increasingly like it will be a pretty minor event in Maine unless we can get some type of enhancements.

Shoot.. even into my knees of the woods just west of Hartford brings a healthy amount of Snow.

Well... That is a big change! ( And It is within its wheelhouse as far as the start time ). Curious how the other models follow suite this morning.

6z hrrr and Nam look decent for north crew. Nam finally folded.

Thinking 6 to 9 of heavy wet snow here.. maybe break 10 if im lucky

This continues to be a highly interesting storm to track. Multiple models have the rain/snow line within 10 miles north or south of my house. The line seems to flip with each run. For 06z I have been NAMed. I do agree with your statement about less surprises however this storm certainly looks to be a good test of model precision.

3k is pretty similar but not as crazy prolific. Still a decent area of 12”+

Gives ORH 2 feet, lol. What a model.

ya 6z NAM has a ton of qpf

We’re gonna get NAM’d this run.

still has that dual low