I noted earlier that there is something wrong with Pivotal's 10-1 ratio on both the 18z and 0z runs for the Ukie, at least. The 10-1 snowfall total doesn't correspond with the qpf.
Those Storm Vista maps are always overdone. I don't see that in any of the model runs on Pivotal. Those are 10-1 ratios, which would bring E MA to 30" or more with the higher ratios.
ICON was a bit colder aloft than at 18z, so that helped the ratios. And that was a good trend to stop the progression of the taint.
And verbatim after 12z, that added another 4 inches thanks to the ratios.
GFS does show winds of 15 kts with higher gusts in eastern areas between 06z and 12z Monday, so there could be some blizzard conditions for a time, but few will be on the road at that time thankfully.
Winds were even stronger and for longer on the NAM.
It's been quite a while since we've had days and days of model consistency so far ahead of a blockbuster storm, without even one model run losing the storm or sending it ots, .
Looking at the 0z suite thus far, it appears that by 12Z Monday it is basically over, with a couple of inches after that. Not the best models, but just saying.
With the warmup ensuing after the first week and little qpf in the offing, it's starting to look to me like January may be a lost cause. The upcoming pattern doesn't appear very favorable. These little quick shots aren't going to do it.
Euro further north than GFS and Ukie for Sunday, resulting in mix and rain for EMA. Based on the Euro's 5-6 day performance in the last system, I'll wait on them until 24-36 hrs.