Durning the daytime. Not expecting much, but possibly better than today for some.
Still have some spread in the track of the surface low, which will
have implications on how far north the rain/snow mix will be. As of
right now this looks most likely across the South Coast, while the
rest of the region sees mainly snow. In addition how quickly this
low deepens will impact how much snowfall we receive. If it spins up
quicker than we will be able to squeeze out a bit more snowfall
versus a slower spin up. Have leaned toward the WPC guidance, which
is closer to the EPS/GEFS. This depicts a weaker wave and less
snowfall than previously anticipated. Matches up well with the
decrease in the 24 hr snowfall amounts AOA 3" per EPS probabilities -
right now it shows roughly a 10 to 40 percent chance with the
highest chances along the MA/NH border. The previous run ranged from
roughly 20 percent 60 percent. Right now totals are between 1-3
inches generally across the interior and a dusting to an inch for
the south coast. Not completely out of the question there are some
4" amounts across the eastern slopes of the Berkshires. Could see a
few places needing an Advisory, but will need to see if the downward
trend continues.