Someone is going to get a good smack from this Friday Saturday deal, unfortunately, it’s looking like that’s going to be south of New England. Jersey gets clobbered on some of these runs
18z Icon still looks good, but it’s continuing the trend of of pushing everything SW. can’t really afford many more ticks like that for the majority of the area
Euro looks okay here. I’m skeptical of warmth holding down totals in this area.
Euro has less than an inch here, but I figure we’d do a couple with that look.
Gfs trended north with the Friday/Saturday storm, but still not enough for New England.
Models jumping around for the last few days, but of course, starting to settle on the solution with the least impact for NE
I agree. And I feel like I’ve seen mentioned here, these types of deals historically have ticked north in the last couple days.
The one real problem I see is the trajectory is pretty unfavorable the further east and NE you go. It’s a good look for CT, but not so much here
I’ll tell you what. Heads are going to explode if this ends up getting crushed south. Everything rides over NNE or through NY and then the cold press shows up just in time to punt a good system down to the Mid Atlantic
I’d agree with that. It’s trended weaker, which should limit warm push. I think if you’re more than 10 miles from the water, you should probably be fine