Ugh don’t go there, I work at United illuminating and that storm was a pain in the ass. I think it won’t be as bad as Inland areas, where a lot of the trees are, should be closer to 30. No wind either. But we will see.
Wetbulb. Look at temps northeast of us towards Boston. I mean everything is on schedule if you are worried lol HRRR showed the first few hours as being rain/snow quite well. Things ramp up after 8
Just measured 3.5, though it’s already starting to melt a bit. Not the huge storm we were hoping for but in this kind of winter you take what you can get.
Compare hour 24 between 12z and the previous runs. It ends up being in a good enough spot still for SE MA but is absolutely moved east and made a difference back this way.
Can’t decide whether I should be excited for this. I fear it could develop just too late, like some miller b’s tend to do. Pretty incredible trend for SE MA, I guess the models saw James snow map and adjusted accordingly.
Oh I was talking about the difference between a big snow storm and a historic storm. NYC is going to be incredibly close, Mayor De Blasio flat out said this could be the biggest storm in their history.. so for his sake he better hope the Euro still reins king.
Central Ct should be fine.. it's going to be really close over here though. But who knows where the mega band will actuall form, hopefully we all cash in.