SNE south of I-90 is a big ? mark. South coast of CT/RI/MA (I-95 corridor to Taunton) will probably roast and flood. Interior...could be a mess or a decent hit.
Maybe its just me but i'm not seeing a significant difference between the 12z model runs and also in comparison to the small trends/perturbations that exist from each model's run to run. Certainly not from a sensible weather standpoint.
They especially, and the media in general, like the major cities to get walloped...ups the hysteria for ratings... Big snowfalls in flyover country...meh.
Surprised no weather warnings in Ohio, PA, Indiana etc for this system yet. Perhaps not wanting to confuse people with snow that falls later today and tonight.
Agree. I don’t see Buffalo getting advisory level snows by the time it’s over. This is a scenario where most of the KBUF area could use a jog NW as compared to model averages but really just as a modelology insurance policy, of sorts.
00z Euro interesting. Low passes SE of Cape Cod but eastern LI, eastern Mass and RI are all above 0C at h850...there must be some center redevelopment going on between frames. Or a vicious Coastal Front...all too familiar.
Probably...I think we are in great shape. 96 hr Euro does not look like it came west. Low passing just south of ACK. Probably good news for SNE. We’ll see what the qpf queen maps show.
That 12z Euro run Tuesday with all the green colors up here got everyone overamped. Reality is probably going to be 1/2 of those values. Which is still a good storm.
I just looked at that...LOL. I don’t think I’ve ever seen NAVY model on the WEST side of forecast model spread. It usually has storms heading out to Bermuda and up to the Flemish Cap.
Eastern Mass...depending the model you look at, could be front end snow to 50 and raining, or an ice storm, or 20” of snow. Enough to drive anyone mad.