I dont think that is an accurate statement. Maybe Logan which is in the airport. But 4-5 inch reports last night at 10am within ten miles west of Logan which is like NYC to JFK
Sounds like Metro Boston didnt get much of anything which is really insane giving the low pressure location. That dual low in CT really screwed them the most.
Next time people look at the NAM, just remember this is how much precip this morning's 12Z run said would fall today...
Granted the Snow is not sticking around the metro, but I would say at least .5 QPF so far since 8am
Can someone explain the convection and the chances it represents the real LP locations or just giving difficulty representing accurate surface representations
Reasons 1 and 2 are all you need plus add that its March. Need perfect track that starts far east enough and get captured by northern stream before passing LI and gets tucked in but not too close. Its basically last night's UKIE run and maybe some EPS members
This will all come down to band pivots and if precip can bring BL temps into lower 30's. The main slug of precip is rain almost up to 84. After 0Z the models all have the storm pivot and the coastal gets going and really will be a nowcast, but the airmass is pretty subpar right now
Its a double edged sword. We have a stronger coastal closer to the coast bringing in heavier precip but also warmer 925 and BL temps... Lets see what tomorrow meso models say