moneypitmike

Unfortunatley, it's' move east and not NE.

You can see on the regional radar how the returns are building nicely toward the MA/VT-NH line. There through CNE look like they will wind up the winners in this relatively equitable event.

Flakes just started here.

Yeah--take a look at the regional radar.....looks really crappy.

Don't worry---you'll melt in a couple months.

GYX has gone from Advisory to Warning, ft 12z deterministic guidance as well as many ensemble members have increased QPF some. In addition, coastal frontogenesis tonight looks to enhance snowfall on portions of the coastal plain through a period of stronger low level forcing and better snow growth. Low pressure will likely form along the coastal front off the southernmost ME coast as the short wave trough continues to approach. This low will move northeastward overnight and Sunday morning very near the Maine coast and likely act to locally enhance snowfall rates. As such we have bumped up snowfall totals a bit across some of the area (mainly on the Maine coastal plain northeastward to the Midcoast). Have therefore converted the winter weather advisory to a winter storm warning where zone averages are 6 inches or more. w.

14* and cloudy. Board is cleared.

GYX has upped the ante. Tonight Snow. Snow accumulation of 5 to 8 inches. Not as cold with lows around 17. Temperatures rising into the mid 20s after midnight. Southeast winds around 10 mph. Chance of snow near 100 percent.

Do you need snow for that down there?

I think that was modeled for a while, no?

I prefer the 10% one.

congrats!

Maine—where winter meets the Atlantic. Only 10* on the beach at 11:00. Not too shabby.

Storm clouds approaching. 14*

The rather narrow window of time this low pressure will be nearby, combined with the amount of low level dry air to be overcome, raised questions about snow totals. Do not have enough confidence to lower Winter Storm Warnings to Winter Weather Advisories at this time.

That's what she said.

Did you post it 3 times for emphasis?

In a modest event like this, hundredths mean a lot. Maybe my eyes are bad, but there seem to be a lot of .2's in there.

Still sitting at 3-7 (p/c) and 4-6 (zfp) for mi casa in ORH. Not sure the upper end will be hit, at least on the p/c.

Looks like it's hitting PHL like a wall. https://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?rid=dix&product=N0R&overlay=11101111&loop=no

The fact that this discussion thread is more active than the event thread that begins in the next few hours speaks volumes.

At least we had December.

HRRR is really putrid with qpf. It's still going in ME/NH beyond here, but this the entire duration for SNE.

If the secondary were able to get going just hour sooner (that's a big step at this timeframe,.i.e, ain't happening James), there'd be a couple more inches for a few of us.

We dream......