Still far enough out for that to happen. We need one of those pesky Northern stream vorts over new england.Any time we don't need one there's always one up there lol.
Where's the northern stream running interference like it has every opportunity so far lol
We need a nicely timed vort to slide down on Saturday to suppress heights.
This would be extremely frustrating to me if it played out like this.
2 " for me. 12" 15 miles north of me
I rather have the rain/snow line in buffalo lol.
Here's a good visual of how the GEFS snows on us with the follow up wave.
You can see the lead wave exiting Maine with the follow up in a good spot for us.
There actually pretty good agreement between the gfs/fv3 and the Euro for a rain to snow scenario for the weekend. I know they normally don't work out well for us but should be an interesting week of tracking.
I think this scenario is plausible though. The first low is mix/ rain and drags the front across the area. With a secondary low forming south of us on the tail end of the front. It takes perfect timing though so who knows.
Wow! Over 5". Nice . I70 in washington,county was kind of the deviding line. I'm just under 3" and I've seem some 5 to 6" reports in the southern parts. I think the models really nailed the cut off of this storm really well.
I hope so. I've been watching it for the last few hours. It's moving so slow im afraid it's going to start the pivot south and east before it gets here.