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Also, I know I'm the only one that talks about cold around here, but if the ensembles are right, some of us have a chance for a high end cold outbreak, certainly the longest since 2018, maybe longer if we don't get a bogus warm day or midnight high.

First call. Most are 12-18 but I wanted to added that upper bound for what I know will be a Kevin to Steve and NW CT jackpot. Will refine based on trends in the next 24-36. Call for up here in Barrow, I mean, Saranac Lake, 10-16" driven by mid-level magic. WWGW

If were were going to be completely screwed up here, I'd consider it, but it's comfy here. Had the squall earlier, and I'm under the LES from Ontario right now. Getting crushed. Big cold, big snow weekend. Best of luck down there. I think you could get 20 if this keeps amping.

Went up to 3.8" after the squalls (yesterday and today), and just added 1.8" in the last hour under the big Ontario band. LFGGGGGG 5.6" two day total and counting.

Yeah, up here for this one. That's beautiful. Let's keep amping lol.

Don't love the cutback out here, but if we can avoid Arctic sand and get excellent ratios we'll get crushed too.

I already have four…well three, I lost one in a storm chase a few years ago. It’s coming. The question will be if it’s real.

Mmm mmm good, BTV Bolded the important parts. I knew it, @powderfreak. As northern/southern stream energy phases double barrel low pres with strong cad signature on lee-side of the Appalachians Mtns develops on Sunday. The mid lvl ascent associated with an axis of moderate to strong 7h fgen forcing wl shift from the mid Atlantic states toward central New England on Sunday night, while potent northern stream energy moves directly overhead. This synoptic scale lift and advection of deeper sub-tropical over our very cold air mass in place wl produce a period of moderate snowfall with high fluff factor. Did note even in the drier GFS sounding profiles an extremely deep DGZ from the sfc thru 22,000 feet with near saturation in terms of ice in the cloud. This moisture/thermal profiles indicate the potential for big time fluff factor acrs our cwa, which could result in higher snowfall totals if enough moisture is present. Snow ratios could be in the 20 to 25 to 1 ratio. The primary impacts would be difficult travel late Sunday into Monday, with moderate snowfall rates and very low visibilities. NBM indicates probability of 7 inches or more of 60% or greater along and south of a OGS to BTV to 1V4, with 60 to 80% or higher for snowfall of at least 4 inches or more. Mid/upper lvl trof along with some mid lvl goodies for enhanced synoptic scale ascent lingers into Monday night with additional light snowfall likely, that is why the watch is thru 06z Tues. This lagging energy causes sfc low pres to stretch and linger just east of MA, which could result in light snow prevailing into Tues, especially as northwest upslope flow develops. Eventually moisture decreases and snow showers taper off. Temps wl continue to be much below normal for Sunday through the middle of next week, especially Sunday into Monday with cold northerly sfc winds and plenty of cloud cover.

Yeah, it got issued right after it passed through here. SLK reported ground visibility of .13 and VV of 500 ft. Got clipped by a second, which was warned to the south. That wasn't as robust here.

I’m glad my wife wasn’t home because all I did was yell HOLY SHIT and ran out of the house.

I know this is a little OT, but oh my GOD, I just had an epic squall roll through here. Pure whiteout conditions. I ran outside barely clothed. Let’s bring hours of this for all Sunday-Monday Absolute weenie dream in some of the numbers being spit out.

It's probably just going to take time to update their afternoon package. Watches are coming for all in SNE and probably even CNE soon. It's about damn time.

Just throw as much precip as possible back our way and north country climo will handle the rest.

Good stuff @wxmvpete

2” in East Hartford.