I guess the best forcing will stay south when the coastal cranks but we are off to a decent start and several hours ahead of all snow and accumulating than the zone has. We are already a half inch with solidly moderate snow.
seems this is coming together a bit earlier than expected. Don't know what the projected timing was in SNE but we weren't supposed to change over for a few more hours. Lots of mystery still but damn what a great radar sig.
Changed over from light rain to light snow sometime before 8. Light though and 33. No accumulation yet. Wunderground going a bit higher with amounts, which I'm thinking is where we are headed.
my take is that you want to stay within walking distance of a town center. Just more fun, better ambience, restaurant/pub. Much nicer than sitting naked in your hotel with candles.
when we jump that significantly just as event unfolding, it will probably tick more. Wasn’t up messages, but did have a sense of the uncertainty and the possibility of something good for us Lots of possibilities here for a big band to get up to us.
It’s only been on the most models in some form or another for about 4 1/2 days. But it’s still hard to see a track, so slow, so near the coast and not think that we don’t get into heavy band for at least a while.
Yes and perhaps some of us have more than just twice. One eye blind would have something to say about this storm. I have detached hope but also really want my garden melted out.
My zones have one to three Monday night and 6 to 10 Tuesday and then straight up forecast for snow Tuesday night and part of Wednesday implying the more significant accumulation. I don’t see much of the model output that’s bullish for more than a foot up here as the zones apply but GYX seems pretty bullish actually. They even invoked the 2013 and 2015 storms
I mean, isn’t it a better model 24 hours? So what does the strength of position in this last one tell you about was likely to evolve. Seems unnecessary to focus on 84 with that model