In any case it’s day 6 and we probably are talking about things we would laugh at a few years ago. Many are just wanting a good storm including myself. Still plenty that could happen given how complicated the setup is.
I’ve seen these things come in much closer given the origin from the south. I know the flow perhaps isn’t too prone to buckling, but never underestimate those srn origins. Just something to keep in mind.
Thanks Jspin. I missed some of those posts. What a great weekend for skiing. Bummed I won’t be able to go this year, but will set aside time next year. We have Family going up to Smuggs and Sugarbush next weekend.
The airmass is marginal so I will say that. But given the eye wall moves onshore, my guess is that it flips to something near freezing given dynamics and N to NNW flow.
Ray, I guess that’s where the confusion was.
I have no idea what you mean? That’s honestly your M.O. though. You like piddly events that stick around vs a big dog that may melt. Nobody is calling for 2’.
500mb is a thing of beauty too. Nrn stream digging for oil and Jimmy sniffing ozone. Srn stream gets the low into position, and the nrn stream is like..."yo, I got this breh.."
I see a 960 low east of the Cape, 6hr QPF increments of near 1" QPF and wind gusts near hurricane force on the coast. Not impressive enough? I understand it depends where you live..but how does anyone see that and not say whoa?