I said earlier today that I think we have until 12z Tuesday to set the trend. If this goes S we switch focus to what's next. No need to panic, there is plenty of cold air around and there will be numerous chances in January. I would like to get a shot at a big coastal before we switch our attention SWFE's.
I'm certainly not writing this off but if we are going to miss, I'd rather miss far and not screw up the baroclinicity for a follow up later next week.
You have been such a welcome edition to an area of W SNE/CNE that has very few posters. I can check in just a little less knowing that you've got the helm for W MA / S VT!
Years ago, I could never understand why @40/70 Benchmark and others much preferred Miller B's or Hybrids over Miller A's.
I learned to be suspicious of these rolling juggernauts from the gulf. Higher stakes, more that can go wrong.
I'll wait for Monday night's model runs but I think this will be a bombing storm heading East of Maryland. The NYC peeps may get in on a nice event. SNE obviously not out of the game yet but those positive trends need to be apparent by 18z tomorrow.
Days and days of temperatures bound between 15 and 30 degrees. Although I’m guessing, with full sun, highs might end up a little higher than forecast.
Cold isn’t really that impressive, seems more like average January weather just without the snow.
January 2005 in Cambridge was the only 30” I’ve seen. It snowed for two days. The city was buried and the big amounts were very localized to just inland by a few miles.