That's exactly what the storm expert on TWC said late this AM. A slight change in the track to the right would bring heavy snows into the rt 95 corridor. Can it hold?
If we are still going with ensembles at this late stage, then the EPS is colder aloft than the op. 850s below 0°C everywhere on the EPS except for a brief period on the outer cape. I expect that the 925s are similar compared to the op.
The Euro had the same QPF here as the GFS, 2.7". The difference is that the GFS kept much of ENE below 0°C at 925, while the Euro did not for much of the time.
TWC seems to be ignoring the GFS and Euro, calling for widespread 3-5" east of 495 and 1-3" SE MA, and they are using a benchmark track. They claim surface temps will be too warm for coastal areas. But they leave open the track could change. They say we could get more if the track is further out. Just saying. I'm not buying it. The GFS and Euro have been trending colder.