lol that’s awesome. Basically just halved totals for SNE in one run. Completely loses the push of heavy snow here.
Sucked us all back in for 2 days only to pull the rug out 12 hours before
I feel like a lot of guidance is a little bit better than that.
Weve managed to somehow find ourselves on the floor side of every storm over the last half decade, so maybe they nail it, but euro and NAM would argue more
I’m actually somewhat optimistic that we may not see the total screw job we’ve become accustomed to here.
This should have at least some higher upside than a dying weak shortwave running up against marginal temps like we’ve become used to.
Id feel a lot better in CT
Another small tick or two would be great.
We could pound for a few hours and end up with 5-6” or we could be fighting the dry air and end up with an inch or two of sand. Could go either way right now
Most models get good stuff right into and even north of Boston for a time. But you’re right. Anything from a coating of sand to 6” is on the table here, which is kind of crazy.
NAM was the best run of any model yet here, would probably be 5-6”
At least in this area, we’re hoping the banding ends up north of modeling. It’s probably never going to show up on a model run.
I could see this area getting 2-3” or nothing