RDRY

8+ so far in Lenox.

3 minutes ago, UnitedWx said:

Surprised you haven't changed over faster there. Down here we have mixing already 

Rain/snow mix for a couple hours -  mainly snow at better intensity. Temps have been marginal for most events up here this winter. Not typical of course, but the resorts take what they can get.

Flipped over to white rain in Pittsfield. Going to lose a decent skiff of QPF with the very marginal temps.

4 minutes ago, RDRY said:

Yeesh. That Connecticut low is going to cut off big precip totals through central/western MA.

Hmm. Snow map looks about the same.

Yeesh. That Connecticut low is going to cut off big precip totals through central/western MA.

GFS draws the lead vort way west into the main.low, GGEM does the opposite.

5 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

Thats the big worry for CT, caught in between that ENY band and the main coastal.. 6z euro really does that well lol 

Congrats @MJO812 on the euro

Major shaft for the Berks too. From 14-20 to white rain.

NAM just caught on to the basic storm dynamics -- it will beef up precip in subsequent runs.

Looks like the NAM figured it out.

GFS jumping to convection.

1 minute ago, George001 said:

Looks like a similar snow distribution to last years blizzard. I hope it’s right

It isn't.

NAM should really only be run to 48 -- and that's pushing it. Just laughable outside that range.

4 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

For Wizzy’s clown fetish:

 

7 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Yup. There are many great qualities about it. I like how it quiets things and slows life down.

Just watch dogs in the snow. Pure joy. Weenies.

This one would have been even more fun Dec through Feb.

So, no complaints about this Euro run? Nearly regionwide pummeling.

GFS seems to be moving away from the Euro. 

I'm probably wrong, but it still seems like the GFS chases the Euro on most bigger systems.

Banding through the Berks definitely more impressive than the last storm.

30 minutes ago, wxmanmitch said:

+SN, 26° F. Looks like 1-1.5" or so down already. If all of that WCB precipitation to my SW reaches me as all snow it's going to be a fun night.

Didn't you used to be in Lenox?

Some good bands moving through, but the few hours of sleet will beat down totals.

Right on the dividing line -- WWA in Lenox, WSW in Pittsfield.

Euro snow map?

NAM even torchier at 700 hPa.

So the NAM is the warm outlier at this point?

Someone do an audit of these models -- they're trending in the right direction.