moneypitmike

LOL--you slay me.

Thursday night and Friday... The main concern with this forecast package revolves around very late Thursday night into Friday. We have high confidence that accumulating snow will impact the region and likely Friday morning commute as well. However, the amounts and westward extent of the heavier QPF field remain uncertain at this point. We will break things down a bit more below. A pretty impressive shortwave across the Ohio Valley on Thursday will move eastward into New England very late Thu night into Fri. This will back the 700 mb flow and induce modest mid level frontogenesis. Specific timing is uncertain given the time range, but expect snow to overspread the region from southwest to northeast after midnight. It will probably be snowing in most locations by daybreak.

Thursday Night Snow likely, mainly after 4am. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 23. Light and variable wind. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New snow accumulation of less than one inch possible. Does this count as Thursday?

Like this?

Hi.

That would at least legitimize my purchase of a snowblower.

All eyes and hopes on gefs and EC

So Thursday isn’t going to happen?

128 special?

If not for his balls, my uncle would be my aunt. I'm eagerly awaiting your write-up.

If things are looking like this at 12z, we might see watches as early as this evening

I'm reporting what it shows, not forecasting.

06z NAM runs the low from Islip NY to Boston. Ugly track for most on the board.

Most are more concerned with what happens along 495.

Congrats.

Well a LI to BOS track would suck . Edit: for the vast majority of us. Congrats Chris to Dendrite to Jeff.

Silver-lining of SE shifts (or shafts) is less taint risk. All that said, the forecast (here) is showing 70% chance of snow. Not very Bermuda-esque.

So's the Benchmark.

This season, I think you're allowed to do that after the 18z run.

I completelly agree with your general sentiment. That said, there are a not insignificant members well to the east of of main cluster. With that, I'd tend to view Tip's "correction vector" eastward. note: not panicing--just observing.

Almost as much as folks in Androscoggin County.

clown.

Fast mover. I wonder if someone gets dry-slotted.

doozy vs. snoozy.

It manages to give a refresher to areas getting snow today.