CF may have maxed out just before reaching MHT. Meso stations near exit 5 on 93 dropping back into the 20s. It'll be interesting to see if its just waffling back and forth or it's really starting to press south.
Yeah drilling sleet still here. Looks like the CF is up around exit 4. It probably collapses late day/evening but it would be nice to avoid a ton of 33 rain.
Pack really does look solid, haven't had this much meat in one in a few years. This stuff was so dense it took out my mailbox off the plow.
CF went though here the temp jumped to 32-33F. Still a good deal of low level flakes though, so I'd imagine that 925-850 level is still pretty cold for the MA/NH border region
12k Nam was similar, driving it pretty far north. Climo they generally struggle or put up a good fight near the border
Doubt we see the ICON 12F vs 34F, but the CF will likely be pretty dramatic.
Wouldn't suprise me if its 32-34F for a time. True CF looks like it'll get pretty far north midday Sunday, before it crashes PM. Close enough small shifts will matter locally over the next 24 hours though, whether it's 31-32 or 33-34.
Euro was the warmest model for today over the past couple of days. Everywhere is gonna spike near fropa, but euro was blasting 40s by to CON by 21z on a 48hr forecast
Probably would happen with a stronger primary and the mid levels ripping west. Im most interested in a decent front end and this run looked a little better for that
You really need some wind for big ice. Supplies lower dews from the NE to offset latent heating. It's why for big ice events we really need a meso low. In 08, ORH was gusting 20+