I’ve felt our snows would come in a couple pulses. We have this initial 700mb/850mb fronto and than we have the low transitioning off the coast and we see a re-enhancement over eastern areas as we establish that easterly/northeasterly fetch.
For the SEMA folks, this band is not as intense as it was when it was over CT but this is still a solid band. Could see rates approach 1”/hr for a couple hours. For us it’s more a longer lighter duration event.
Yep. Keep those mid levels intact as long as we can and it bodes well for us further east for higher totals. Players into the transfer of primary to secondary off coast. No sign of that yet either.
So NWS usues Grib2 files I believe and you can download an app to view that data. I just tried it on my iPad. Found an app and it has access to that NBM model data. May horse around with it more. Free for 10 days. It’s like $30 one time fee for lifetime access. LuckGrib is app.