All eyes turn to tomorrow's 12z.......
A look at ensemblesshows somewhat better agreement with loose clustering of low centers
tracking near 40N/70W Tuesday evening. The lack of
upstream blocking will lead to the surface low progressing ENE
south of Nova Scotia by early Wednesday morning. This track will
favor mostly snow with DESI showing probabilities of greater
than 3 inches along and south of the foothills around 50-60
percent. The parent trough to this system is currently in the
Gulf of Alaska and will move onshore within better sampling of
RAOBs some time late tonight into Sunday. This will bear
watching over the coming days as the more amplified solutions
will bring the potential for near Warning level snowfall if they
were to verify.
Congrats north of the Pike/Rte 2.
While I don't expect the ICON wet dream, I'm hoping whatever plays out manages to throw a heavy amount into coastal maine. I think a GFS/EC compromise will do it.