And let's get rid of that SE ridge while we're at it. Holy smokes look at those screaming heights in the Atlantic. No other longitude on the whole planet has 582 dmat 40 N
Ripping biggest flakes and lowest visibility of the whole storm in Winchester. Probably right on the NW-moving coastal front now. Almost hoping the dryslot now in CT gets here before the change to rain, I'd prefer no precip to rain now
Hopefully (probably) resulting in lots of snow in the Sangre de Cristos...Some kind of correlation I read between early good S Colorado snows and good snow here. Looks encouraging in that variable.
To be fair, they did OK on 2012-13 and 2013-14 even though they hosed 2009-12. NAtl blocking and the one-eyed pig...the two variables hardest to predict.
More Bering Sea than AK/NWT proper though...still tending toward higher heights in E AK/Yukon relative to Bering Sea. Let's keep it from getting any farther E though.