Damage In Tolland

Most guidance has a flip to snow for most of SNE away from coast. Why the hand wringing ? Is it cuz of SE Mass?

Blue Oyster Cult like?

There’s a cold press this time with nosing high. Not retreating . Trend should be south with more confluence.

More likely is ice over to snow

More like we haven’t lacked rain. 9 of them since the last snowfall.. well prior to your snowfall last nite

Did you E Mass folks keep the snow today or did it melt?

Not at all. I think as we keep seeing colder trends and models sniffing out CAD in western zones we may see more ice modeled in coming runs We’ll see

Sleety look . Can envision a 32-34 zone of sleet prior to any flip to snow. GGEM had more zr look in hilly terrain . Sneaky but weak cad

Icier

Icy on GGEM

Might have to consider significant icing Pike south Thursday night

Sleet and freezing rain mix at 25.9

Sure because you’ll Dilf your way to Brokeback to find the snow up north . So of course you like it

Unreadable

It’s just gotten so old. Model showing favorable conditions for snow and each time it falls apart . This next so called pattern change looks to favor primarily NNE. From about C or SC VT/ NH south is going to be a struggle

Had a dusting . Congrats Jay I guess?

Dec and Jan fully lost now. Only 1 month left

Ray and Ginx and S shore and N shore and FMH and S Wey all supposedly had heavy snow according to you . At one point you had me snowing

You’ve been posting since noon about heavy snow across all of E MA. The highest snowfall total is 2” :l

We want out. End this winter for New England please

What is sticking up from the ground and/or unburied?

This sounds awesome. Another great week of snow and cold ahead ! Thursday through Sunday... More active weather arrives for the latter half of the week though early signs are not in favor of this storm being a big snow maker. A vertically stacked low strengthens in the lee of the Rockies on Wednesday then reaches the Great Lakes on Thursday and crosses New England along with its secondary low Thursday night into Friday. At this time most global guidance shows above freezing temperatures from the surface to 700 mb indicating another rain event for most locations; best odds of snow are in the normally favored high elevations of interior MA where ensemble probabilities of >1 inch of snow are below 50% even for most of the high elevations. Beyond that next weekend is looking drier beneath more zonal flow and no real arctic airmass in sight.

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