Thanks! So it's just a More NAMMY NAM. Too Far North, and Too Much Precip.
BTW - Don't know who is watching the 32KM NAM, it's more South. Still very tucked.
Why is it no one ever answers my questions on here, but will post something funny about me. I guess that's what I get for being an Accordion Playing Weenie.
NWS Point and Click - 7" - 15"
NWS Forcast - 8" - 12"
NWS Map - 8" - 12"
ABC 6 - 8" - 12"
WPRI - 8" - 12"
NBC 10 - 8" - 12"
Very Early to be posting since it feels like the storm is Tomorrow.
So I'll go 12" - 18"
How is it that the top amounts in SNE even with the GFS Finally coming north are now 10”-12”?? I thought of the track was right, you’d see the 20”-24” amounts? There no where.
So Wait Wait Waiiiiit.
The GFS gives me 6” because it’s so far South and Not amped I don’t get the storm.
But now the NAM is So far North and Amped I get 6” from Dryslotting and Mixing???
But in between those are 18”-24” possibilities.
So am I to be excited that the Blend of the 2 is perfect, OR that BOTH current models are telling me to prepare for a horrid storm? Meltdown has started early.
The Blizzard Watch was the Coolest Color - Neon Green!
But Blizzard Warnings are of COURSE my Favorite feeling in life. Being under that red.
00z NAM = LFG But it's the NAM.
Since 1992-1993. Since that season, we have existed in a New Snow Era for New England. MBY Alone has averaged 62”, after All previous data To 1992 was only 48”. That’s 30% more snow every year. And 12” storms average One a Year.
Anything where 12” - 15” are the top amount is Moderate. 15”-24” is Major. 24”+ amounts all over is Historic. I thought that was all like, in stone. Sure is in my mind.
And 8”-12” I Barely want to call Moderate.