CoastalWx

GFS blows up precip at 18z across ern areas. That would bring WSW type stuff to 128 I think.

Here is the caveat especially inside 128 and lower elevations. It will start to warm a bit near 33-34 perhaps later tomorrow morning and aftn. If precip is light, it may be snowing, but probably not sticking. If we indeed can get some good rates going, then you may see it try to accumulate again as temps try to fall closer to freezing in heavier rates. I almost can see this deal where if it lightens up, you'll see things try to melt, snow sliding off trees etc...only to coat up again in heavier snows. Outside 128 and up over 300-400' as Will said...you should be ok.

For instance KBED and KLWM are 33/13.

That seems chilly. If anything inland may be a tad warmer, but lower dews. That's usually what happens. Anyways it is cold to start.

The old evaporational cooling with low dews. Same here.

Take the 10:1 numbers down for you and I. Might try to mix, or snow that doesn't really stick in the aftn unless it really comes down. But still, it was nice to see.

Temps may get dicey, but I'll take the 3K.

18z NAM better on front end it seems.

It also has a little CJ band coming in from the ocean. Starts out as a weak inv trough type thing, but retros west as the boundary layer flow turns to E-ESE. That would move into ern areas and adjacent SNH and ME.

Are you drunk? Are you cheering for this to be in Montreal?

I'd sign up too, but as we surmised, suppression is not the issue with this.

Might be a good burst of snow initially.

Euro gonna be warmer.

Not good at all. In any case, I hope that stuff keeps ticking NE. Gonna need it here.

Shows up when the keg is kicked.

That's a great hit for CT. Probably widespread 6-8 there.

Better front end down here.

Yep. Not bad.

Well SNE in general I should say.

GFS tries to Kraft ern areas after hr 144

Friday I meant.

Yeah, close to all snow even at BOS, albeit temps might get borderline. But the temp profile is fairly cold through the column. Maybe if it's 33 and coming down decently, it will stick a bit better with those "cold fluffy" type flakes traveling through a borderline lower 600' or so.

It's a very banded and convective system right now. I'm not surprised we are seeing some struggles.

It's also pretty cold off the deck. Definitely will help.

NAM with a good fronto band from western MA-nrn CT to about KTAN. That area does well verbatim.