GFS has 2PM temps of 61 (Sat) and 49 (Sun) for MDT. A little lower than the mesos on Sat but higher on Sun. Came East with the snow but not Nam like yet.
Ironically, for this area, the snowier solutions are supported by the models with the slower/lesser frontal passage Saturday making Saturday a warmer day.
Agreed, ratios will not be great but if temps at freezing, with cold the day before, we could see real accums on the non road surfaces using the Nam depiction.
I looked after my statement. Here is the list but from last weekend as mentioned.
https://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/news-features/broadway-and-off-broadway-shows-that-have-cancelled-performances-due-to-covid-19
I heard a lot shows were cancelled. Did not verify that though. The HRRR, Nam and GFS are very rainy Sat night in NYC. Low spins up just off Long Island.
It is bold but as Canderson just mentioned, he has hit 80 5 times already "this year", not sure if that means this season or from Jan 1. With MDT not hitting 80 yesterday it is going to take a mid to upper 80's type day to get them there it seems.
I think MDT gets close. Guessing 210-220. But the other stations cracking 80 more than once since Oct 15th is the real surprise for me with HIA not getting it.
You better get MDT back on track. Wonder what the record is for consecutive days under 80? I am sure we are not near it yet but what if we get to May 10th? That would be over 200 days. In fact I think over 200 looks likely now.
I just can't shut up. Wish others would pontificate at my pace so I did not stand out. Interesting item for tomorrow. Looks like MU is counting on, drumroll, the CMC for his temp forecast. King CMC. Euro only has in the mid 40's Sunday afternoon.