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so close to the rain snow line today.. 18z RAP came in colder and gives me around 2 later on still thinking mostly a cold rain though

thinking 45 to 50 here but hoping for higher

ICON with another big rainstorm this weekend.. 4 to 7 by Sunday

We need a good line to come through.. hoping for the west trend and stronger low

I think we need this to trend a bit further west for big winds here.. but the coast could rock

Start a thread

Some models nothing here some 1 to 2.. just seems a bit warm now though

Hoping we can get into the 60s wednesday.. if we're going to lose the snow it would be nice to get big winds

lets rip this west.. strong winds would be fun and the snow will come back at some point

Nam and now the 18z GFS have zr here tomorrow night... 3k NAM destroys just east of here

Reggie is a pack destroyer for many

12z ICON is nice here for late tomorrow.. Nam looked a little warmer

Atleast we flood and the Stein talk is done for awhile

Looks like one more band moving in from the north in a bit

1.5 we take.. still snowing lightly. I was kind of surprised to hear the town plow myself

ice storm?

I was in the valley and I hated that event.. radar on roids yet nothing where I was

another 1 to 2 tonight... maybe 2 to 4 late Monday then rain but I'm hoping to keep some of it

atleast we got snow here

Also around 50 here late Wednesday and 60 in eastern areas

12z Euro looks good again for late Monday here

If the precip shield/track of the primary cyclone were to trek further south, then that would put a larger portion of Southern New England into a little more QPF and correspond to a larger area seeing minor accumulating snowfall up to 2 inches, and the potential for snowfall to near- Advisory levels along and north of the Route 2 area. Currently this is viewed as a less-likely outcome, but is something to monitor in subsequent guidance. But for now, have minor snow accumulations up to 2 inches along and north of the Route 2 corridor with visbys about a mile. Further south into CT and RI and SE MA, there may not be much more than coatings of snow at worst. Further adjustments could be needed in later updates, but am not currently thinking this event qualifies as one supportive of Advisories in any portion of Southern New England.

that map has 2 to 3 for Fitchburg.. but the high end map has 2

Maybe they saw the 18z NAM before anyone else