That is the hope. I live just a few miles WSW of Brian. The snow is slowly and steadily increasing and the flakes are getting bigger. Seems to be accumulating efficiently and temp still edging down. 21.2 steady light snow with visibility lowering. Probably on the verge of moderate snow at this point.
In some past noreasters have found that an early WAA band on the northern edge. It’s a good sign for the higher end amounts.
steady light snow here and coding. Small flakes. 21.3
So is the basic structure of the storm that there is a coastal front associated band that Ray hopes to get, an interior band that I hope to get, and then a brief CCB that Scott and Will hope to get?
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It’s the 700 mbar low that we’re focused on here. Is that right?
Obviously GYX was aggressive for a reason. I wasn’t paying close enough attention. Looks like we have a decent 1st storm with cold to keep it and squalls in Thursday to freshen it and then more at the weekend.
Been chatting with a friend who lives in Glencoe and watching the bands on radar trying to give him a sense of how much they’re going to end up with. Maybe an hour or two ago he told me there was three or 4 inches and I told him they would probably end up around eight or 10 inches.