It depends how it gets there..
If it goes NE through PA into the southern tier of ny it will be more wintry..
Or it can be like the European and go due north and then make a hard right through southern NY= Rain
When this process first started the 3 "favorites" were , rhule, McCarthy and Rivera, all gone lol
McDaniels ain't leaving the pats, basically leaves them the balt coordinator lol
Giants are the worst run organization in football lol
They interview like 15 candidates while all these other teams are snatching up these coaches, we'll get stuck with Jason Garrett, watch lol
Kbuf doesn't sound to enthused, which may be a good thing lol
A very brief shot of sub arctic air will glance
our forecast area Wednesday night...as the supporting mid level
trough will race to the east across New England. A secondary cold
front will drop south across Lake Ontario Thursday evening...and
this will give us a glimpse of H85 temps of -18 to -20c. The
corresponding instability over the wide open lakes will then combine
with some channelled vorticity and short lived upstream connections
to allow for some accumulating snows southeast of both lakes. Snow
accumulations will be severely limited though by a low cap...with a
staunch subsidence inversion dropping from 5 and 8kft over Lakes
Erie and Ontario respectively. While there will be an abundance of
moisture in the snow dendritic growth zone under the entire layer
beneath the inversion...snow accumulations will be severely limited
though by a low cap. A staunch subsidence inversion will drop from
5kft over Lake Erie with only a slightly more favorable initial
convective depth of 8kft over Lake Ontario. The low sheared 300 flow
will be primed off Lake Huron and Georgian Bay...but these
connections will be torn apart after 06z as a broad ridge over the
Upper Great Lakes will advance east and quickly establish a warm
advective pattern. Nighttime snow accums will only be in the vcnty
of an inch or two between Rochester and Syracuse...with lesser
amounts over the Western Southern Tier. Otherwise...