40/70 Benchmark

Its always bee a fast mover, but the east trend has limited how much moisture gets thrown back.

I honestly have noticed like zero change in the expected snowfall output with this.....its always looked like potential for a backside inch or two, regardless of how cold the system looks.

Nowcast whether its a 1/2" or 1 1/2".

I may just completely recycle my First Call lol See no reason to change a thing.

Yea, I have you at 2-4".

Agree.

Save the 10:1 maps and let me know how they work out on Saturday.

BINGO.

Raise your hand if you live outside of the Steve to Scott corridor and are shocked that this season will end with a scenario in which physically you can not win.

You got that right.

Right...wait and watch how much snow doesn't fall as a result.

That's because you have 20/20 meteorological vision.

@MJO812.

The reason I have very little interest in this is because its one of those "no win" scenarios....some of the weenies may get caught chasing a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow solution that really doesn't exist. If its a stronger amplified low, you rain....maybe end as an inch or two of snow. If it goes east, its because there is less N stream energy available, and while a larger ratio of precip is frozen, there is less of it...so you still get a 1-3" type of deal. There really isn't much worth monitoring east of the Berkshires and that has been apparent for several days. Most potential involving cold fronts is like that.

Yes, but those two take the cake.

Man, the NAM and UK are so unstable.

I think a quick couple inches at the end is the hope.

I know there was no way that was lingering very long. They want no part of not being on the field for Jackie Robinson Day, and once we hit the point where international draft was main issue, I knew I was right. Thank god.

https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2022/03/first-call-for-stormy-saturday.html

No, I totally agree.

H85 doesn't even close off until its over E MA.

Seems like latest runs are keeping more of the energy bottled way up north with the PV.

Doesn't seem like a big deal to me.

Nope.

That run is 6-9" in the Berkshires.