The whole evolution is weird and we won't really have better sampling until at least tomorrow night. The GFS still has the energy diving down, trying to snort a line off a bar in Miami and then blow a low up off the Georgia coast.
Yes, I would take some refresher inches. Unless this can pull dramatically further NW as a dynamic system we might be better off with an occluded storm but an expanded precipitation field out this way. Get a 2"- 4" over 10 hours type deal.
Quite a cold snap. We won’t get as impressive pond ice with the amount of snow that’s insulating the top but still should be adding on another inch or two of ice over the next few weeks.
Amongst the wringing of hands, there’s been some great posts in here today, from folks that have many years of experience watching the evolution of these Miller A, Gulf origin storms.
Sometimes it’s good to just sit back, read and learn.