FIRST CALL
8-14” for most of MA, CT, and RI. Spot 14”+.
4-8” S VT, S NH and outer Cape to the Canal.
2-4” C VT, C NH and far southern coastal ME and outer Cape.
C-2” MV and ACK.
Cirrus for NNE.
We like crazy Uncle.
This means that the EURO will likely hold serve at 12z. Widespread 8-14" is my call. Lollies to 16-18". We take...with open arms. GFS tossed. Crazy 18+ amounts tossed.
1-4” = light
4-8” = significant
8-14” = substantial
14-24” = major
24-36” = historic
36”+ = biblical
*Adjust for snow density when appropriate. For example, 3” of pasty snow has a higher societal impact than 5” of 30:1 powder.
***Since “moderate” is apparently a trigger for some, I threw it out entirely!
I’m starting to think the heaviest axis will run along the Pike now. MA/NH border and SEMA still get crushed, just not JP. Blue Hill probably the winner in the end.
Meh. Too far E to get good snows most storms. Too far N for these S of the Pike deals. Thinking moderate 3-6/4-8 deal here. Door quickly closing on anything more substantial for those in NSNE.