Ah good, that's what I was leaning with too but was a little nervous looking at the RAP and was wondering why precip didn't appear as impressive given the mlvls but forgot I was looking at 1hr QPF
While the mid-level evolution still appears pretty good for banding from the west to push east....I wonder if we start losing the firehose. Once llvl lows track northeast we kind of lose the infux of Atlantic moisture into the system.
Banding signal is very impressive. This is what got to me to go ahead and look at the 12z RAP. I think this is setting up very well even for the Connecticut Valley.
I don't remember if this was posted, but this is the 12z RAP...this is the best look yet from the RAP.
IF you look at thermals though it has rain and temps in the mid 30's in the valleys...I don't buy that at all.
Pretty much stopped snowing now. Lot of melting going on. May help with keeping power outages/damage down locally once things ramp back up. Snow melting off trees and power lines.
I wonder if we see a dual band evolve...once that impacts southern VT down through western MA and western CT and one closer to the H7 which gets eastern CT (maybe subsidence in the valley?).