If the secondary were able to get going just hour sooner (that's a big step at this timeframe,.i.e, ain't happening James), there'd be a couple more inches for a few of us.
That's lower than what I had thought (just based on what was being bandied about in SNE). That explains advisories. Not too bad for you and points north though.
GYX sticking with the WWA. Not too surprised--it's borderline. Bottom line is people know it's going to snow.
The forecast is for 4-7". With all the models except the RGEM showing .5+ of qpf in much of the state, I think many could verify closer to the high-end map. The ratios will need to be high for that though. The precip is going to cut off so quickly on this thing.
EDIT: I just read the AFD. I think they're expecting a portion of the .5+ to evaporate in the dry air. I believe the models include (by design or just by reality) those evaporating amounts in their total. Please correct me if I'm wrong on that.
This qpf would require some fantastic ratios to hit the high end on much of the GYX map (at least the Maine portion).
Great look for the MA/NH -VT border folks.