Yeah even as the bands rotate the moisture is just getting chewed up by dry air down low out here, or subby, or whatever. I shoveled for an hour and maybe had a quarter inch down where I started. 3" total
fronto from the initial surge looks great for the CT coast on both nam runs. Should be nice floor on the event even if the slp manifestations don't work out favorably for some. If somebody should get hit with both that'd be a sneaky jackpot candidate. I like the LI idea, though I might take another darkhorse with Newport RI.
Tend to agree because I'm hoping/thinking deformation comes west of (some) progs, but if not there's a pretty good chance we baking powder as we did in 2015.
Maybe I'm missing something but it looks like ~.7" of QPF here and that map printing out like 20" of snow? Maybe if all .7" were under a ripping deffy band ok, but if deffy is east .7 qpf might yield 7".
It`s possible this heavy band of snow may pivot as far
west as eastern CT/RI into the Worcester Hills.
Definitely seems like one forecaster is thinking Jan 2015. If deffy doesn't get past ORH take em down in the valley. I don't buy it though. Expecting 10-14" here with mostly upside.