Even if the low is fairly displaced to the East, I'm really hoping we get at least some sort of capture, which would make this storm go from a monster SE snowstorm to a historic one
I'm curious to see if the strength of the low will be trimmed up as we head closer to go time, or if it will maintain the low 970's-960's that most of the models strengthen it to. How many sub-970 Nor'easters have we had up here?
On one hand I can see the dual lows robbing eachother of energy and intensity, but I can also see a scenario where they significantly prolong the snowfall
All the models have massive differences in where they first generate that low off the coast of Fl/Carolinas, until we know just where that low generates there is going to be a degree of uncertainty.
We've been really unlucky this year with last minute modeling shifts and storms escaping away to the East. I really think that deep down some people think this one is going to continue to follow the same pattern