Sey-Mour Snow

This still looks impressive especially for areas in VT, NH as well as NE half of MASS.. Lost some luster down for CT as it may be a little later developer so I'm 50/50 on whether its just your run of the mill 15 minute snow squall or something better.

I have some friends there a lot of freezing rain with temps in teens and not much treatment on roads. The blizzard warning is like 10-20 miles Northwest for the Gorge.

Wow this is wild for Portland Oregon ...BLIZZARD WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 7 AM THIS MORNING TO MIDNIGHT PST TONIGHT... * WHAT...Blizzard conditions expected. Total snow accumulations of 7 to 12 inches. Winds gusting 55 to 70 mph. * WHERE...In Oregon, Western Columbia River Gorge and Central Columbia River Gorge. In Washington, Western Columbia River Gorge and Central Columbia River Gorge. * WHEN...From 7 AM this morning to midnight PST tonight. * IMPACTS...Travel could be very difficult. Widespread blowing snow could significantly reduce visibility, with white-out conditions at times. Very strong winds could cause extensive tree damage. The cold wind chills as low as 25 below zero could cause frostbite on exposed skin in as little as 30 minutes. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...With choppy waves on the Columbia River, expect freezing spray to create ice accumulations on areas near the river including I-84.

Hrrr is wild getting even more amped for Sunday with multiple lines of intense snow squalls, almost turns into an MCS once it gets to NE MASS bringing a few inches along RT 2 north into CNE.

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Been following this hi-res guidance really hitting this hard, may need a thread for this by tomorrow..

Agree the 19-20th has always been the higher ceiling setup than 16-17.. However, Ensembles were hitting 16-17 just as hard in the last 72 hours on both GEFS and EPS before becoming much more tame the past 24-36 hours on all guidance.. The theme continues to be for these signals to dampen the closer we get.

GEPS with a big jump SE and weak interesting considering the op look…

CT knows how to jack rainfall .. unreal .. another 1.5 to 2.5" likley with iso 3 in the favored rainforests

@bluewavein the NYC forum posted a gif of EURO situation it was well SE at 100 hours only to make a massive NW shift the next few runs in the 90-102 hour range.. So i guess it has happened before with the EURO.. Feb 7 2021 ..

No doubt there are major differnces in GFS/EURO there at starting around 60 hours and the differnces increase pretty dramatically by 80-90 hours..

The NBM is 5-7" for most of New England and the EURO has a 1002mb low 250 miles SE of the benchmark inside 100 hours.. When have we ever seen that? I've seen times recently when euro has had a significant snow storm while nothing else bites inside 100 hours only for the EURO to be 100% wrong.

zero consistency with anything , total toss up atm IMO . 00z gfs lost tuesday mostly and grabbed the wednesday wave, 06z likes both waves , EURO lost ? Or is the king onto something before everything else .. 6z gefs amped again

The control run which always follows the op was 500 miles plus NW.. looking at the indies there’s several monster hits for many on this board ..

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Several bombs (975mb range) , at least half of the gefs members have bombs going past benchmark into Gulf of Maine.. Huge mean this far out 5-7" for most of this forum on GEFS.

Too cold most of the column it would just be sleet

Exactly for us coast folks we much rather pull this NW than SE

Liking the progession in the PAC in the long range (13-15 on ensembles) after the transient possible mild-up... Really nice to see everything moving along as planned ..

If you can't find the pattern change, I'd reccommend some Bifocals.

I'm just focusing on Tuesday for now, but ya 980 Delmarva-960 MVY -945 near MT. Washington...

Why would we want the worst of the cold here? That would ensure cold and dry with no snowpack since most in SNE will have no snow by Saturday morning