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Yes, it would be nice to get back to back storms producing all snow.

I will gladly take 10-20" of snow

12z CMC didn't produce any snow over Cape and Islands, 00z tonight's run produces 3-6". Also, anyone watching the storm for mid-week next week, that looks like a bomb.

Honestly this 00z trends are better, but still too warm for my liking on Cape Cod, I would like an all snow event, but it doesn't seem likely at this time, I will gladly take 6"

00z NAM is way east with the Polar Vortex east of Hudson Bay, Canada

It even looks colder on the Cape for this system, I bet you every storm gets colder as we get closer.

Of course I am way tougher than that, I live on Cape Cod and the weather never happens the way you want it too.

I would love snow with this system, but I can take one more rain event.

I am more worried about snow and rain and wind instead of cold

Upper-level jet stream dives southward from Southern Canada into the northern tier of the CONUS. Both jet streams potentially combine to produce a heavy QPF producing storm system with all types of precipitation. Jet stream favors a -AO/+PNA/-NAO pattern which remains extremely favorable for winter storms to impact the Northeastern US. Stay tuned, the next ten days could feature a very impactful set of three storms.

NAM looks most intense and coldest solution for the system, the GEFS mean and EURO mean look colder and stronger with the surface low.

00z GEFS mean is also colder than their operational run.

I thought the 00z EPS mean moved southeast from the 12z run yesterday. It is also a stronger low.

It drops more than 6" on the backend for Cape and Islands. With another storm producing snow right after it.

00z EURO looked further southeast with the surface low, like the NAM was, NAM was a little too far southeast for the 6z run, but showed a powerful storm developing with a strong CCB developing offshore.