Rgem not buying the Gulf opening as much as the Nam but still has that slp headed under us which would probably lead to a light snow if the moisture can hang on.
Re: a few other posts since mine, the Nam does have that second NS Vort seemingly starting to tap some moisture from the Gulf. It is minored out to the point of no specific reflection on the panel but that look "should" continue forward and keep the cold in place for whatever moisture we get over us.
I was going to wait for lunch to shovel but it would have been all gone so I got my workout in this AM. It was heavy but stuck together nicely which helped.
I remember last season changing the King moniker weekly. LOL. With that said, although some of the early extreme snow totals out by the Nam were too high, it definitely got closer to the ground truth than the Caandian and Euro from yesterday.
GFS too north, EC 0Z too South for the Icon Sat snowstorm. At least a possible tracking event this week. A shallow trough promoting it. 84 hour Nam looked interesting as well.
The orientation of the shield suggests the farther SE areas of PA/LSV will end up with the highest totals. They might have 1-2 more hours of 1-2" snow rates (revised down as the back line is flying east now.)
I was surprised when I woke up a little before 5AM and it was still rain or mostly rain. The rain was coming down as hard as a thunderstorm. My 2-4 call is going to bust low over your way and to the east of me.
Changed over here around 5:00AM. A crazy 1.25" of rain before the change. It woke me up twice i was coming down so hard. About 1.5" on the ground with heavy snow.