SouthCoastMA

.8 here, losing .3 to liquid would still be solid.

After looking at everything from 12z,thinking this will end up being an advisory most places. 2-5" across the board. maybe someone scores a 6er somewhere. Open to being pleasantly surprised though

RRFS and HRRR is a waste of time this far out

I could see warnings for Bristol/Plymouth, with a watch for parts of Cape. If 12z doubles down

Whatever it takes to get those rates, since it's pretty cold at 925

Let's keep the track position, but strengthen the center. Get this under 990 or 988, as it passes east of us

I think it's going to be a pasty couple inches..which id take.

Haven't looked at 925 temps but euro prefip algo showed rain for a good chunk, here

EPS improved a bit. maybe 2-3" if it's cold enough on Cape. 1-2" Boston SE

the EC-AI was about a 40-50 mile jog east, but actually not too different than its 18z/0z/6z runs from yesterday/today. 0z will be telling but its clear it won't head back in the other direction (west).

AIGFS ticked a bit worse too, though still decent.

Looked a good deal worse

where are my 6hr and 12hr GFS updates on whether the big dawg is coming/or not.

a closer version of ass. getting the ready for the 18z AI vs OP battle

Remember the storm modeled on or around 3/17/17 that was showing 12"+ for a good part of New England, then completely evaporated? I think it was withing 48-72..I know not the same idea but that was a pretty drastic change.