Reel it in…you’ve been hawking over this time period. I like that the gulf is involved and we’re not just relying on Atlantic moisture from the coastal.
I could see this system being further west if there’s more phasing since the high isn’t exactly parked over Quebec, though I still think this system has the most potential further northeast. The NS just doesn’t seem diggy enough for our latitude…at least for now. I think by 12z tomorrow the goalposts are gonna tighten enough that we’ll have a better idea of where the greatest max potential is.
Need the NS upper level energy to dig further south or we’re looking at a congrats Boston. I’m retired from 3-6” snowfalls for the season…it’s go time.
Coastal New England still looks like the best spot to be for this. It's a better run, but still kinda ots.
In other news, it's snowing right now (and sticking)...that's all this winter really wants to do...so there's that.
From experience, we typically need the northern stream to dig more or else the coastal will get going too late. However, this looks more like a miller hybrid so we can still get a snowstorm out of it if the cutoff low takes a northern route.
Good catch...snagged a WWA here, too. I meant it when I said Frederick is in a spot where we just kinda get a slice of most storms. It's also an underrated chilly outside...it's got a dense feel to it.