We'll see what happens. Keep expectations low and maybe you'll be surprised.
The biggest question mark is when does the changeover occur. If it happens quickly then you'll get more, if it's delayed you get less.
The snowman method: pick the least snowiest model and run with it.
If Rgem had a crusher he would say it's a terrible model. In addition even it got colder/snowier.
Have to keep an eye on the changeover. If it flips quickly then we'll get a nice heavy snow burst with temps dropping into the 20s.
Hopefully it's a positive bust for once
Very unusual to see temperatures drop into the 20s during the day in mid March. As long as dynamics hold this will be a flash freeze event.
Forecast lows in the teens tomorrow night with wind chills near or below 0 with gusty conditions. Very impressive given very warm March so far.
I think travel impacts are being underestimated. Models clearly showing temps crashing into the 20s by Saturday afternoon especially just west of the city.
Good thing it's Saturday and not a weekday.
My hopes aren't very high but to discount any accumulation would be silly. Either way it should be a very wintry 24 hours with some impressive cold Saturday night.
There is some credence to the east solutions given kicker and fast flow.
The more amplified storm yesterday would also help shift the track of the next system further east.
This is also a scenario where places like DC & Philly may do better given they're further west
We'll see what the Euro says