True.....again, not night and day, though....I would still prefer to err on the poleward side of things with respect to the intrusion of mid level warm tongues.
I'm not. I guess it just seems like that because I am only now closely scrutinizing things for the first time since Sunday. Didn't mean to come across like that.
I think 95% of any amounts in excess of 12" are in NH, VT and ME....only shot in SNE is perhaps the northern most ORH hills and northernmost Berkshires.
I agree on that...just analyzing the surface fronto aspect. Need to watch residence time of front N of me, too....hopefully its short. This will be a really enjoyable event for me....as long as it doesn't camp out over Salem, NH until 1pm tomorrow lol
The cold is is more prominent and settled in across NNE, so I feel like the best surface fronto will be over SE NH and SW ME. My area should get some, but best naked twister is probably north of me because there is more of a gradient there.
Yea, even as a hobbyist that is frustrating, so I can only imagine as a pro....when people hold you to every reaction to every piece of data that rolls in. I just said yesterday, only thing that matters is what I blog.
I notice that the EURO and NAM both place the primary H85 low across the southern end of lake Ontario now...looks like they ultimately compromised on that vort placement.