Maybe I’m wrong here but when there is so much chaos and disagreement among models, the solution doesn’t emerge until three or four days ahead. Well see something cleaner tomorrow morning have a good idea on Monday. Feels like a lot of options are on the table legitimately .
I’ve overseas so I haven’t been following. This as closely but I’m surprise we’re gonna have that much snow. I didn’t realize we already had over 8 inches. Of course I’m assuming I got as much as you did.
Looking at the radar today, I probably have about what you have - over 6 now? Also, looks like another heavier batch getting together down near Manch. Love that video, and your place looks very picturesque in all those pines.
Looks like good echoes surging north towards KCON, at least here from the runway. On the camera and looks like several inches already and more to come. Nice first storm.
I agree with that. This is typical, and I imagine this will be a coastal but might be a hugger. A lot times the models lose a storm but then come back to the original idea, at least when it was an idea shown strongly on all guidance. Probably a interior storm like today.
I’m in London but hubby says as he drove south that Manchester was the rain snow line as of 5am. He said viz was low and driving was slow coming down 93 from exit 17
Well maybe the question is whether the ridge out west needs to get a little further East. But for me that often means a jackpot over sne, thus I prefer to flirt with disaster
Sometimes a not too busy thread is a good thing for some of us. But, magnanimously, we pledge to get a thick snow cover so as to help bleed some cold into your upcoming storms.
I’m in London and about to go to work, but there are many on here who will give you hundreds of reasons of why it won’t snow east of that low and even when there is a cold air mass preceding. Of course, you probably know all of those reasons but are just in deep psychological denial.