And for the “easy for you to say” crowd....how many times have we seen this? Sure maybe we’re proven wrong...lord knows last two seasons have done that for me...but I think this s/w as modeled is pretty potent and it wouldn’t shock us to see a couple of moves NW. not necessarily jumps, but more like bumps.
I was actually surprised at some snow on the cape still left over from the OES earlier in the week. On Thursday we went to Diane’s old job at Heritage Museum in Sandwich to see their lights display. At least the snow made it feel more festive. So far the most festive day this year locally was Halloween.
The days before Christmas still look iffy, but maybe we can break things towards wintry if blocking can hold. After Christmas, looks like it may pick up again in terms of wintry?
That s/w as modeled is strong. The wave is fairly far offshore and likely tied to baroclinic processes with the help of some positive vorticity advection from the s/w. So, if this s/w were to be even stronger, it may bump a little NW.