FIRST CALL
8-14” for most of MA, CT, and RI. Spot 14”+.
4-8” S VT, S NH and outer Cape to the Canal.
2-4” C VT, C NH and far southern coastal ME and outer Cape.
C-2” MV and ACK.
Cirrus for NNE.
We like crazy Uncle.
This means that the EURO will likely hold serve at 12z. Widespread 8-14" is my call. Lollies to 16-18". We take...with open arms. GFS tossed. Crazy 18+ amounts tossed.
1-4” = light
4-8” = significant
8-14” = substantial
14-24” = major
24-36” = historic
36”+ = biblical
*Adjust for snow density when appropriate. For example, 3” of pasty snow has a higher societal impact than 5” of 30:1 powder.
***Since “moderate” is apparently a trigger for some, I threw it out entirely!
I’m starting to think the heaviest axis will run along the Pike now. MA/NH border and SEMA still get crushed, just not JP. Blue Hill probably the winner in the end.
Meh. Too far E to get good snows most storms. Too far N for these S of the Pike deals. Thinking moderate 3-6/4-8 deal here. Door quickly closing on anything more substantial for those in NSNE.
I can’t imagine it would be a full lockdown like before. Probably limited to gyms, indoor dining, theaters...but that’s just pure speculation on my part.
If you give her COVID from 40 feet away, going 20 mph on a bike, we’re all screwed anyway and might as well just throw in the towel. You’re in the right.
I was up there in early October. It felt like the general feeling was F it then. I guess the chickens have come home to roost and not just in NH. Country-wide.