So glad you asked. Further west with the coastal. Goes from over nyc ene to east gulf of Maine. Suggests a track bodily over coastal sne. High position looks worse as by Sunday it is ene of Maine. Not good for sne borderline cne, good nne.
I’d rather this high risk high reward scenario than trying to figure if I’m gonna ratios to get me to 6 vs 4. Lots of East flow in late January is worth a hi potential but low probability
The lesson is that there is a certain level of taxation that is unavoidable if you’re going to have roads and schools and such. Some states do it a little better than others I suppose.
Property taxes are high to fund the school system through towns which the state barely contributes to. Remember that there’s no income tax and unlimited sales tax.
Looking at WPC this morn it seems the low position Sunday morning is the same spot just south of LI inside the benchmark. The high north of Maine is in a better position than yesterday’s depiction. The storm does scoot ene from there though, not sure how that impact nne folks. Why the slip east?
wpc seems to take a primary to sw ohio, then redevelop in sw virgina. moves to just south of long island sunday morn but the high looks to be ne of Maine, instead of in Quebec.
Exactly. Just like our country these days, too many wild swings in emotions and very little slow and steady groundedness and perspective, though we def have a few on here who are staying grounded
Perhaps the panic queens should realize that we do have a split flow, and that we have a tendency for highs to our north this season. It is enough for a good outcome, though doesn’t mean it won’t get worse. But also it could get better.
I looked at wpc and they have a miller b sitting near or just inside the benchmark Sunday with a high in Quebec, like Will was talking about yesterday. Would suggest a cold feed but maybe just cold enough. Gyx speaks of widespread snowfall possible next weekend.
Interesting that I am in steady light snow increasing amdNashua is just starting given the orientation of the precip on radar. There was no real Virga for anything more than about 15 minutes. I think Will commented on that in the other thread. I thought the dry air would eat away more precip but it’s looking real nice outside.
Started right at 3:35 while I was out with the dog. Immediately became a steady light snow with small flakes typical Swfe. Would describe a steady light snow slowly increasing. It’s almost always like this when it’s this cold outside and snowing