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Son of Sandy- Nov 6,7,8 2012


HoarfrostHubb

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If the synoptics of the GFS verified I wouldn't expect more than 1-3" anywhere and even that would be in the hills.

I agree. We'd probably see flakes for almost everyone, but it would be light snow and not stick well without elevation. We def want to see some bigger VVs.

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I agree. We'd probably see flakes for almost everyone, but it would be light snow and not stick well without elevation. We def want to see some bigger VVs.

Yeah it's really cold but it's just an ugly mess.

The whole thing needs to bomb later and move northwest toward us.

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The Euro is definitely not out to sea, as it still brings some moderate precip into the area, but it's nothing remotely close to the 12z or earlier runs.

Pretty remarkable trends over the last 24 hours and even the Euro fell victim to it.

Imagine the mayhem if this was a month from now. Yikes.

as earthlight also stated ......it's further SE ....occludes and very little precip for SNE per euro printouts although it is still COLD and i wouldn't write this off by any means. the phase aspect is looking later and weaker.

CMC looks pretty good for EMA areas cold and probably advisory snows .

i think at this point those in EMA have a shot at snow but need a CMC type run out of 12z euro

but wait for mets to chime in regarding this last comment

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Huge fail for the Euro here as it keeps shifting it further and further out to sea.

I mean so much for it's prowess beyond day three. Pretty soon we'll be talking about a few flurries on ACK. LOL

Meh my 10 minutes of happy is over...I got so pumped with the NAM but everything else is meh...that's what happens when you don't have a lot of time to look over everything closely and go crazy over one model.

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when so many things can go wrong, a few will...mentioned this a few days ago ;P

SNOW...THE FASTER ARRIVAL OF THE RAIN SHIELD ALLOWS TIME FOR

TEMPERATURES TO MODERATE DURING WEDNESDAY MORNING. EVEN

SO...THERE REMAINS A CHANCE OF THE PCPN STARTING AS SNOW ACROSS

PARTS OF WESTERN MA AND SOUTHWEST NH. BEST CHANCE WOULD BE ACROSS

THE HILLS. THIS SUITE OF GUIDANCE CAME IN A LITTLE BIT WARMER THAN

THE 00Z GUIDANCE...WITH MORE PRECIPITATION DURING THE DAY. THIS

WOULD CUT DOWN ON THE AMOUNT OF SNOW AND INTRODUCE MORE OF A

WINTRY MIX. DID BACK OFF ON SNOW ACCUMULATION POTENTIAL

SLIGHTLY...BUT NOT BY TOO MUCH IN CASE THE 05/12Z NAM SOLUTION

VERIFIES. THAT SOLUTION IS SUFFICIENTLY COLD ENOUGH FOR MORE SNOW

IF WE CAN COOL OFF THE BOUNDARY LAYER ENOUGH.

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My one bright light in this is the 06 gfs. I guess it's make or break time with the 12z runs.

Perhaps well split the difference, keep GC more or less dry, a moderate snow to sleet in central MA and NW CT and sloppy to rain East and South of that. Nah--let's ride the 06 GFS.

Chilly morning if nothing else.

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