If it does dryslot, it's not for very long. You see that band lift north with a slight lull, and then it quickly drops back south and even shows signs of intensifying.
NWS Boston just posted on Twitter. They have upped snowfall totals for CT River Valley.
I had 1" of snow on the ground with heavy wet snow and massive flakes when I left home at 3 AM. 33F on weather station.
Abruptly switched to rain once I arrived near 218 in Bloomfield. Very heavy rain all the way to Rocky Hill.
Down to 33.7f and still mixing mostly wet snow. I think it's a good sign overall need to get some sleep. Up for work in no time. Hoping to wake up to the beginning of some fun stuff.
That's the melting layer. Simply put, the further it grows outward, the further the mix line travels roughly. Weenies want it to contract.
But again, a reminder: a final push of warm air was modeled tonight. Then it rapidly collapses.
Don't think it lasts. I'd love if it did. A lot of modeling showed a bit of a warmer push before low stacks overnight. Not sure if that continued in latest runs.