Fair play, especially with no real confidence. The implementation of the v16 was also delayed because of today’s severe event down south which makes it a little more difficult
the most unfortunate part of this all remains the idea that SPC hoists potential PDS watches by mid-afternoon, and very little winds up happening until the jet kicks in, lulling people into thinking not much would wind up occuring.
rougher timing for Southern New England folks where I believe heavier snows should be. If NAM plays out verbatim it'll be a traffic nightmare there. Here snow should be over by 4-5 AM
1-3 looks good for us in northern sections of this forum. NE may see some heavy snows right at the worst possible time. The commute could be nightmarish
12z Euro raising the possibility of some goodies Thursday Night with temps crashing with possible advisory amounts into NNJ and some 7-8" totals in Massachucetts
Day 2 Moderate Risk will be needed at this point across the south. All models today are steadily inching closer to a potentially significant event. This is a nasty sounding.
Whatever happens late this week, it’s probably curtains for any truly meaningful snow barring late season LES until October at bare minimum. Let’s make it count
Dry as a bone this morning making it feel even colder
let’s see what happens late week. Quite probably winter’s last dance with respects to any meaningful snow for perhaps the next 7 months
I admit that this whole week's potential for some wintry events has been rather hard to follow in part because of the v16's inbound implementation. I don't think this would be more than a minor event regardless.