STILL N OF PIKE

Was at Hunter Mountain for that one. Big gradient right on NY/MA border

The elevated SW Ct areas...like Oxford/Seymour over toward Tolland and Just N of Ginxy always had solid potential in round 2. They have shown a bit more consistency with lift in the morning period. This is a very cold airmass by morning. Areas further North have had more run to run shifts with Lift up toward ASH/LWM.

Take the boy to MQE

Do you give Bryce that tuff love as you interpret models to him . haha

Good step by nammy

12z friday nam looks solid

We pray

Just saying to watch 12z models. If there was more confidence there would be snow advisory's up inland elevated areas.

You tell everyone 3 days out that every storm is coming. You really don't have much credibility at forecasting anything. You hype. That's it. OOo and you spin lol.

Lol , 0z was a shift in right direction on most models. The backside stuff relies on good lift from a ULL that is steadily weakening on approach...lets see what 12z does ..its Late October hype man. You saw what slight changes did last nite. WPC has the 50% line for 1 inch of snow from LWM to about CT /MA border by BDL. 50% line for 2 inches is from Concord, Nh to Berks. Anyone who thinks you aren't better than them is a debbie...lol

This part 2 is still up in the air. We really need 12z models to not pull a charlie brown.

gfs looked very similiar to 0z. Gets good lift in that area you mentioned for a few hours friday am

ya given the ingredients we are looking at (airmass and zeta) if we didn't have progressive flow over W Atlantic this would absolutely destroy someone and be potential for record books. That being said hopefully we can get advisory in more places than the Berks and NW corner of CT out of this. Euro is slightly more aggressive with the > 0c 7H line than the gfs or nam. I mean this is the mix of ingredients weeenies dream of . A late season Cane ..a ULL...and a Arctic airmass..... Let this not escape like one of Jimmy's dates inside 24 hours

Euro seems to have stopped that trend . It was ok. Just woke up and checked clown map lol so maybe I’m missing something

515 Thickness for Boston 11/3 at 12z. That's gotta be a good 3 S.D below normal.

Canadian is more robust with snow (at least than 12z) which isn't saying a ton. But solid 2" swath for immediate NW bos burbs. step in right direction.

I'm sure Ryan took note. Hits CT very well.

GFS look like it could bump north at 12z friday with round 2....

Do you have a link to that (even if its not in it's wheel house quite yet) i did a few minute search and can't find it on links or that site.

no, i wish i could recall some of the letters it may start with H lol

What's that meso that scooter sometimes references when we get closer in .

925's look like they will get the job done. Its very cold in low levels. I would anticipate accums if we actually get a halfway decent period of lift. We wont need S++ to accumulate IMO. That is very nice Cold drain thru the column, anomalous not much different 925's than many winter systems. I will admit i really just looked from Pike to ASH.

That's a cold airmass. 925 temps are -7C at MHT to HUBBDAVE by 12z Friday.

0z NAM First batch congrats Mitch - EEN- Dentrite to Just N of MHT 6-10" Nice parting shot for SNE Clown has 4-5" for PIKE

so 3 goats in Ashburnham can claim more snow Ya look at that 2011 October storm Pete got buried with about 28" This looks like a storm that could see nice amounts in elevated areas of Route 9 . They have best chance to cash in with both rounds. Models have Mitch flipping between like 7pm and 9pm.