40/70 Benchmark

Working on this in tandem with January wrap today.

Very insightful, and dead-on.

Snow growth should be better this weekend....it was lacking until that final stanza Monday night in this past event.

0.7". Thanks.

Even that QPF chart, as is, argues for prolific deformation from like Steve up through my area here in the MRV....crude rule of thumb is right near the QPF gradient, which at this range is only detecting lower level forcing.

Looks like 0.6" here? Do you slightly further N? TIA.

Do you feel dirty?

I can tell you how I would cope if this ever missed...working in the the outskirts of Boston proper (Chelsea) is a logistical nightmare right now with all of the snow. It's really testing my resolve with regard to the snow obsession.

I wonder if the CFS incorporates more of that analog data...no clue, just thinking out loud, as that would explain the violence.

Well, it probably whiffed....not that it's beneath him.

I think barring a significant regression, you can start tuning up the plows EOR because I don't see how this doesn't get banding well west of model depictions....again, assuming it doesn't verify further east.

It's also important for us in the east as far as high-end potential is concerned.....I would cap things around a foot if it were to close off so far south.

I think worst case is my nightmare scenario that played out 4 years ago with the deform band handing just east of me, but could very well end up west.

I'll bet DZ ends up well west of me...worried up a Boxing Day outcome with low level fronto pinned to coast, but that's a concern for late week.

I do.