Here’s more
MA. GFS
and its ensembles continue to display their cold bias, with frontal
boundary displaced farther south, which results in frontal wave
tracking offshore, south of New England.
I’ve seen these types of systems swing both ways over the years around here. Some of them are mainly snow and some like MLK I just miss out and it’s 33 with paws and rains. The dynamics with this one are strengthening each run and we’re seeing cooling to isothermal paste. I need one more shift SE to feel more confident. Some models flip us back to snow Friday night and drop 1-3”. For now just cautiously optimistic for a net gain with what we already have OTG.
The wet snow bomb that takes down trees and lines that so many here covet . These colder runs helped them . My area needs one more tic and I think it’s possible that continues