powderfreak

Jesus Christ lol.

Had 7.5” at 1500ft and about the same at 3,000ft. No change with elevation in this one. Even town was close to that.

6.5”

Partly Sunny up north, ha. What a beauty of a radar.

Jesus Christ… that coastline swath of 2+ inches of potential SWE, lol.

Nice refresher. It had been a little while. Looks snowy outside.

@WxWatcher007 are you in SLK? Saw the ASOS had 0.37” SWE in two hours at 28F. 7.5” reported from there in like 4-5 hours.

This is some heavy snow, probably pushing 2”/hr though going to be over in a couple hours it seems.

Models are hellbent on 0.50-0.75" QPF... but man that is a narrow field of precip. It's already done in SYR and getting through ALB... and is probably still an hour or two away from starting here. Not sure I've seen such a narrow warm front try to put down that quick of a QPF burst.

The GFS makes sense.

Locally here in the MVL topography, we went from 0F this morning, to 42F this afternoon, and back down to 14F this evening. A 42-degree diurnal rise, then a 28-degree drop within a few hours of sundown. Classic for high pressure overhead for this time of year. What a day in NNE. Valley radiators mount up for large swings.

18z EURO, would sign up for the BTV to BOS axis.

I’d be surprised if ratios were 12:1… it’s pretty mild tomorrow initially when it moves in. Most spots could get to 34-38F depending on elevation before wet-bulbing… I’m leaning more pasty than 12:1.

If you’re not first, you’re last…

Most models like 0.50” or so for QPF for QPF here, some a tad more. Think we can do 4-7”.