Cold air can come roaring in here from the N-NE…especially with some evaporative cooling assist if we get some precip into Maine. You should have no problem with NW too since you upslope on that flow.
I think the euro will cool some, but find it hard to believe it will completely cave toward the gfs. That would be a large scale thermal failure.
EC easily has the best H85 scores at d3. Sad Navy right there too.
The euro was KU’ing here though while the GFS didn’t.
I’ve just been disappointed with the euro’s inconsistency. It’s difficult to forecast with when it’s jumping around in close range. Looks like 27/18 and 28/00 were the really amped runs.
Anyway…back to the storm at hand.
I just looked and maybe it wasn’t quite as bad as I remember it, but it did flinch west for a couple of runs close in which made some forecasters go big in the western zones since it matched the NAM.