NeonPeon

I like where I'm at, but I think banding will favor just east and just west of here, and its just starting to show in the models. Unless we are absolutely bombed under the thick of it, and its not banding much, these things that drop tons over the canal and have ocean enhancement, and then have a midlevel band band further west inevitably select the narragansett bay for their subsidence. Nothing to complain about, I'm really excited for this as a likely winter send-off. Driving up 95 to portland after this last storm was a fun time, and I want in on some of that, less the widespread tree snapping. I'm guessing 9 inches here, with lower ratios in the initial wet thump, and not as generous a reacharound as elsewhere.

To think that if i didn't waste my time with this nonsense I'd be none the wiser enjoying a spring day. This thing could get worse too. Have to hope this is the limit. To finish out this season missing one west and then one east would just define march in Rhode island.

So box hoisted watched, but not for the cape or so ri. My forecast shows mixing. Ptype issues on the track depicted thus far, say it ain't so, because I wasn't anticipating that at all with this one unless it came way west (which they obviously aren't forecasting at the moment). Strange. Anyone think that's a risk at the moment?