You have to think this comes north substantially. Might be on the northern fringe up here but in the end, I bet it’s moderate to heavy all the way from central New England down through DC. I realize that suppression is real and that that could happen but over running trends north usually especially in large scale over running set ups.
Absolutely but for meteorologists, and for very skilled and knowledgeable hobbies like yourself, you want to know which models to use at what point and in what context. So if that’s where the AI models are now then that’s where they are.
Maybe that’s the take away. Good with the pattern in the medium range but not great with the details in the short range. If that’s the case, that would be a good thing to know going forward.
I was just about to post that it looks to me like the radar down in the mid Atlantic is heading more northeast. I’m sure it will still give a good snowstorm to southeast New England but I don’t think I’m getting one to 3 inches up here unless there’s some sort of inverted trough.
Surprised to see the snow starting to break out this far up. I don’t think that was in any forecast, but it hasn’t started here yet though it looks like it’s going too soon. I wonder if what we get is just a broader area of 2 to 4 inches and then some areas get six or eight maybe
Sorry to hear about the fall. I’m so conscious about where I’m walking these days because I’m often carrying 20 month old. Hopefully you feel OK tomorrow. Looks like you have a snow pack that’s gonna be around for a long time.
About 2 inches as of 130. 7 inches on the ground in the woods. 3 inches looks like a short bet and maybe a decent shot at four up here. Glad to see that the weekend is shaping up to they are pretty good one for most all of them
Nothing like being in the middle of a workout when the modelling is suddenly getting better. I was on the elliptical for the “ain’t happening James” storm model drama. Best cardio workout ever.