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25 minutes ago, snowman19 said:

The ensembles have definitely cut back QPF area wide since yesterday morning but are still more than we have seen in months. The GEFS is less than an inch, GEPS is around an inch, EPS is just over an inch and the NWS blend of models is around an inch

We need the UL to dig further south like the Euro and other guidance to have a chance at a wetter scenario than the GFS which doesn’t dig as much.

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55 / 38 clear.  We'll se if today is a bit over performer on high temperatures.  Mid / upper 60s and near/low 70s in the warm spots.  Likely the warmest day for a while.    A bit cooler Tue and Wed then first rain 0.50 or greater in 50 days for many Thu into Fri.  Cooler this weekend and into Thanksgiving but dry again.

 

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18 minutes ago, MANDA said:

Said yesterday much will depend on track of upper level low and development (If any) of a triple point surface feature.  That remains true this morning.  Lots off room here for just frontal passage type rains.  Trends today and tomorrow will be key.

There's also just a general lack of precip on the nam. Though at this point it probably represents the floor for this event .25 to .5". Rgem would be much better

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5 minutes ago, Stormlover74 said:

There's also just a general lack of precip on the nam. Though at this point it probably represents the floor for this event .25 to .5". Rgem would be much better

We're probably going to get somewhere between a half inch and an inch from this event. Not the major rainstorm that we really need, but it will help. 

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Definitely some snow potential for the Poconos, NWNJ, Catskills, etc.  Potential for a few to several inches and today's 12Z models are even showing up to an inch of snow down to I-80 (W of 287).  And we're now within 3-4 days, so not quite fantasy land anymore.  More importantly, we need the rain.  

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1 hour ago, RU848789 said:

Definitely some snow potential for the Poconos, NWNJ, Catskills, etc.  Potential for a few to several inches and today's 12Z models are even showing up to an inch of snow down to I-80 (W of 287).  And we're now within 3-4 days, so not quite fantasy land anymore.  More importantly, we need the rain.  

Upton is hinting at the possibility of snow up here in this mornings AFD

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