NAM does pretty well with mid-level warmth but 2m is a little more suspect.
That NAM scenario is not good for Greenfield. Lots of cold locked in at the surface with FZRA for NW MA.
What you really want is a good rain with DP’ in the 30s and then a freeze to really lock qpf in the pack. Then follow that with a high QPF, warm rainer in a few weeks to get all of that ice piling up against the bridge abutments.
I can’t remember what year it was, maybe 2011 or 12, in late March or early April Greenfield got 3-4” of sleet and it was paralyzing on the roads. Accidents everywhere and impossible to clear. Luckily next day was mid 40’s.
Not getting the trends we want to see. SNE looks cooked, not sure how amped up this can actually get with this set up but NNE looks safe.
Ski areas in the Berkshires and S VT can't afford to be losing base though.
Jeezuz, good memory!
The entire N of RT 2 is getting a little overdue for a crush job. You know it's an odd snow winter when Dave is only middle of the pack in totals.
Same here, it’s been wintry but you and I and everybody in between Albany and the Connecticut River definitely have been on the short end of snowfall the past few years. I’ve only had four storms above 6 inches in the past three years and the last double digit was December 2020.