I cautioned last 2 days that snow in eastern Mass was going to take so many variables to happen otherwise likely mostly rain or mixing issues and not much accumulation. I was ridiculed as if it was a zero possibility of this….
Rain bomb incoming for coast. Going to be very heavy rain and strong winds at coast and high elevations and inland some heavy snow. Impressive storm for sure
My point is coastal SNE will be rain. Where the rain/snow line is inland TBD but it will be a ways out. No denying that - let’s just be honest with this set up and it’s mid March, and the entirety of winter has been this way to
This is a rain storm east of 495 and all coastal areas. No cold and a tucked track. Even a non-tucked track it would take perfect scenario. I am fully onto Winter 2023-2024
Love all the chatter here. How about we wait until Wednesday before we consider this possibility? All the maps/talk of rain/snow and track mean zero right now
There is zero threat over a week out. Let’s watch the models ping pong a 1,000 times. Give it until 4 days out before talking of any “possible” potential. Otherwise it’s clown map show in here
No real reason to look this far out. Models have been awful all winter. This thing will change 1,000 times and expect outcome to be vastly different by that time
Pete Bouchard likening this to last storm. Saying east wind will crush coastal Boston. No chance at good snows east coast of MA according to him. He is all in on warm models
NAM is out of range. Focus should be GFS and EURO at this point. GFS has been best with this system in terms of being the most consistent. EURO all over the place but starting to slowly tic toward the GFS with each run. 12Z on both of these will be telling - do things nudge back north or hold or tic south further? We will see!!
This one is OVA - stick a fork in it. Maybe quick inch before deluge of rain. Spring is here - done chasing these storms 5 days out that look good only to completely fail