NAM has been on this for a few runs now and the GFS just came around. Would be nice to keep some snowpack on the ground if the big one is going to happen this weekend.
The 0z NAM is pretty far southeast of its 18z run. The only problem? There's a huge warm tongue that torches everyone, even the Poconos!
This is gonna be a nightmare to nail down over the next day or two...
We’ve hit a lull here with about an inch on the ground. Gonna be interesting to see what the coastal does here once it gets going. The HRRR is really bullish.
The 0z Euro has plowable snow for Philly on Monday. Light accumulations up to the Lehigh Valley. One more small jump north and suddenly this gets very interesting.
I live in an apartment which is halfway underground and it still feels nice and cool in there today with no AC. Not that I’d need AC on a day with dry heat like today anyway. A fan would probably do the trick.
I’ll be in Massachusetts (near Worcester) from Wednesday-Saturday so I’m betting on the storm shifting north and slamming New England since I have plans there on Thursday and Friday nights.
Gonna be interesting to see how this storm ends up evolving. The NAM has a big front end thump and then a bunch of snizzle. While the GFS and RGEM just give us a nice long-duration event with lots of light to moderate snow.
Damn...you beat me with this thread by seconds.
I’m really liking this event for a good front-end thump...maybe a general 4-8” or 5-10” for the area. It seems like the kind of storm where the front-end snow overperforms while the rest of the storm is just occasional frozen IP/ZR junk. Fortunately the models aren’t big on significant icing for this one.