Nice. Hopefully melt it off today. Hrrr and nam are real close to flipping your area over to snow tomorrow.
Looks pretty crappy right into sat. Could even see some fzdz down here and into the orh hills sat am.
Hudson coop avg is 28" ytd. Not a super long period of record but Im usually within a few inches of their totals seasonally. So, I've slipped back a few inches. 23.3" ytd here.
Atleast we have high pressure and cold in Quebec modeled. Doesnt have to always be perfect to snow, esp with latitude. Unlike many of the setups the past 2 years, next week won't have a 970 stemwinder over DTW and a high over Bermuda
I think its more a lack of observations up there. That data set always seems to be low in NW ME, even on the daily time scales. Same for the non downslope areas of NNH.
For the strip from your area up to me it could be alot worse. Temps and cutters have sucked, but we are within a couple inches of normal snow year to date now, despite punting Dec. One big event can skew things quite a bit
I'm not far from exit on 3 on 93 and keeps going back and forth depending on intensity, more snow now with a heavy echo.
Seems to have stalled out, and may be nearing it's northernmost point. Might have one more push, but nam maxed out around 4pm.
Definitely a window when winds go SW we could see some better mixing, especially south of the Pike and across E MA. That same window has 55-60F potential with lingering warmth aloft before the CAA starts cranking.
Winds could end up stronger on Sunday with deep mixing, but I guess that's really not for this thread.
Maybe along the immediate coast and cape we can get some wind. Looks real wedged inland, esp north of the pike. Might even have some backing of sfc winds more ene. Breezy and warm afternoon behind the front though.
Euro soundings for north ORH Co look like snow through 02-03z, maybe 04z on the border. So, maybe 0.3"-0.5" qpf. I'm still on the skeptical side, but its been fairly consistent.