How long the primary system holds on over interior mid-Atlantic vs. transfer to the coast will be important for extreme southern New England areas.
12z NAM seems to transfer to coast a bit quicker with primary not making it as nearly as far north —> flatter run
18z AI-EURO ticking a hair colder and dials back the precip just a bit in northern New England.
Confirms widespread +1 foot with QPF ranging from 1.1-1.4 across all of MA, CT, and RI.
South Shore looks to be the jackpot.
Recent system this past Sunday/Monday a great example. Had Cape Cod modeled as rain for the majority of precip with no significant accumulations. Ended up with a widespread 4-6".
Another rare winter storm with minimal wind. Snow falling almost vertical so very easy to measure. Right around 3.75”, should end up +4” of heavy wet paste.
Performing well on Cape Cod despite accumulation not beginning until after 4PM.
These became mostly automated at some point in the recent past, correct? Feel like they’ve been far too volatile / unreliable vs. the previous iteration.
I believe it was the QB draw to the left side, the play before the deep pass interference inside the 10-yard line. Payton clarified in his press conference.