Highly doubt the band is going to shut down as quickly as guidance was indicating yesterday. Also got some blossoming there just north of the low...feel like I'm tracking a cane
If you follow where H7 should track that bodes extremely well to get this band to pivot across a great deal of SNE...especially back to at least the CT River
Looking at upper level water vapor and mesoanalysis...I think I would be a bit shocked if slides east. In fact, I think this will end up tracking somewhat close to what some guidance was showing 0z/12z yesterday...maybe not quite to the extent but I think some of the east jogs we saw today are overstated
Widespread heavy snow overspreads everyone through the night. Uniform ~30dbz across the state. HRRR also looks to hold onto the snow/banding longer before breaking down than NAM/GFS. Been pretty consistent too with widespread 40-50 mph gusts