I think the best shot for a good snow in coastal CT is for the front thump to produce. That seems perfectly timed to me with it being after dark Saturday into early Sunday. If that’s trash, then it’ll end up a bust absent some serious CCB love during the late morning/afternoon. I still think there’s plowable even to the coast.
Yeah I suppose there’s still time for changes in either direction as the follow up vort is better sampled. This is definitely threading the needle for a higher impact event but I guess going back to the very beginning of this saga a moderate event that gets us off the mat is a big win. Especially before the likely flip to sustained winter later January.
It’s definitely dicey there, but I still think it’ll work out for plowable especially away from the immediate shoreline.
I’m in East Hartford. Bar was 4” but if we’re being honest this morning if I don’t verify a warning I’d be a little disappointed.
You can see how it’s more strung out with some type of brief dual low crap Sunday morning while 12z was more robust and consolidated. I thought we were pulling it together but apparently we still have a ways to go for locking down how this really evolves. I will say though that the EPS mean was a little more robust.
Just like the 00z Euro, I’d need to see more from other guidance to really see it as anything other than an outlier. For reasons posted above though the ceiling is pretty high, even if it doesn’t quite work out in the end.