Probably looking for greater confidence on the zr/ip mix. We see WSW up 24+ hours before events. For most, this will likely be an advisory event so putting those up later today should be ample notice.
That's the New London I love.
I'm gathering from what I've been reading that the max strip might be about .5" accretion. So perhaps some issues, nothing epic. It'll be pretty in any case.
I think the football announcer may have just said that the kicker has not missed a field goal from less than 48 yards all season as he sets up for a 46-yard attempt.
Trending to hit the expected parts. NW CT (probably to Luke) and then the western MA Counties, Northern ORH and western Middlesex.
For everyone else, heavy accretion of meh.
EDIT: Will just posted my map.
I'm shocked from there NW looks better. I'd hold off on making any purchase at this time frame though. For folks East and SE of there, I'd be watching more out of curiousity rather than bemoaning the lack of a generator.
With icing requiring such a delicate balance, the smart money is always to go with anything else--especially with any significant lead time.. Hopefully the 'else' in this instance is something of the wintry ilk.
Talking ice this far our is as reliable as posting a 240 hour clown map. Of all outcomes, ice is by far the most difficult to come by. When it happens it can be epic, but I wouldn't get excited by it until much closer in