STILL N OF PIKE

Disgusting warm layer at 750 on that WCB push into CNE by 0z sunday eve , esp E VT C NH (Maine not so much )

I was thinking ( given recent trends) of a ride Monday toward the cog railway . That 6 mile road goes above 2K as you get to the backside of MWN . Believe parking lot is around 2300-2400’

Maybe WCB or bust

Slipping

I’m a little over my head but it looked like the upper level view of this system favored a low (further north) very close to the S coast the late east drift ..well once that gains steam its usually tough to bring back significantly . Capture S of Nova Scotia with a weenie band probably pinwheeling down thru parts of coastal Maine and maybe some of cape. I’ve seen euro ensembles swing all at once many times when the OP does shift even 50 miles , I wish the ensembles were able to account for a bit more differences in future Op run variance given what I’ve seen

Hour 66 low stalled /crawling just a hair From ACK NE /E mass in developing CCB changing over Slight strengthening hour 72 maybe a slight drift to over ACK . R/S line seems to have not moved much strengthens as its sinks about 50 miles SE of ACK gets EMa/Se mass w CCB

I was just about to ask !

Seems the latitude gain our system has had on 18z guidance when it’s along N Kentucky/ Ohio border after 6z Sunday is key for where the WCB snow / warm layer sets up 18z models have taken the Low NE to central Ohio and K PIT instead of 12z tracks which were more due east after 6z Sunday

Man gfs pounds CNE Sunday afternoon and evening w WCB otherwise wide right and weaker w CCB unless you live in East port Maine

I can already imagine how peaceful the monads will be Monday ....hoping it doesn't go much further north. Rollins state park or Miller state park both go to 2.5k on access roads and the walk up those would be so peaceful. In the event it goes further South i would probable try Weenie ridge wawa. If anyone has the time and can drive safely to a nice spot like that...i have not regretted one of those trips

In a weenies dream

eat.. drink and be snowyyyy for tomorrow we cough

definitely notable as it is warmed for initial WCB push for you and brings dryslot further north as a result late sunday nite. If crazy nammy goes 50 miles south at 0z ...we will have some fun clowns maps around your area

I would need a snow cat to get up and Over the kanc. nam drops a lot of QPF

This is a CNE crippler the nam looks cold enough for snow post 6z Monday for 495 corridor but just dry slots verbatim nam really cools after 3-6z for parts of mass

Nammy bout to rip a beastly WCB thru monads Sunday pm

i'm down for good fatty's

That drive from about 750’ in downtown Lincoln to the the climb up and above 2-2.8k would be worth the drive if this sits and dumps

Ukie suggest Kanc maybe where it’s at

I would def be choosing miller state park . First good spot after you gain good elevation heading thru and past temple NH It maybe busy Saturday there but def not Monday lol

So not one member of the GEFS has as much snow as the OP. Even for the gfs this is odd, no? the OP has been more bullish last couple runs than almost all its ensembles

Monadanock , and miller state park about half hour east (w paved across road) could be a good spot .

if this trends a bit stronger and slower would the track likely adjust S or North given the influences any Mets care to chime in on that

What a slow mover this seems to stall or stack Monday noon to midnight just SE of ack i may camp at 1400’ on weenie ridge for 36 hours lol

Let’s trend this deeper slower and a bit SE maybe Imput that in the KURO