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Not all snow? That's no good. Still time for that to change to all snow. Hopefully. My forecast says high of 35F so it could be a close call.
Gonna be tough there. Maybe rain to snow.
I Wanted to see some discussions after the 12z models today and how they came closer with this storm... Gotta love NWS NY
You have Taunton on left, Mount Holly in middle, & Upton on right for this Weekend storm.
In short.. NWS Boston acknowledges latest models bring it closer to coast and just Southeast of that key spot off the coast for snowstorm. They are going with a glancing blow.
NWS Philly says system moving fast so precip not all that much as it goes from Northern Florida to Benchmark area off MA coast within 24hrs..
NWS NY says possible coastal storm and they'll just keep a chance of precipitation around. Still lots of uncertainty.
They all mention another possible coastal low for Tuesday...not a clipper. Talk about active. Gees.
Its almost 70 F here. I sure hope this isn't gonna be the norm from now on. Way too warm .
Lol! North Georgia is starting to feel the warmth that south Gerogia's been feeling on and off this season.
I've noticed that the southern storm later this week has been trending farther and farther north with each model run. Central Florida was originally forecast to be around 60 F this Friday a few days ago. Now it's looking more like mid-upper 70s. Wonder where that stationary front will stall out...
Wow. Thanks. Looks like 40s didn't even show up in Tennessee. And the 40s being shown was just from 3 days ago. LOL. I have to admit I think I only looked at 1 model. Forgot which it was.
Last night the NOAA graphic forecast page showed 38 here and low 40s in southern Kentucky. Like what I was saying before how dewpoint/humidity projections are even harder and less reliable than temperatures.
NWS updates their snowfall map after that NAM update. So Atlantic City is going to get more than me? Awesome. There will always be winners and losers with snowstorms. I've been the loser all winter. LOL
Ahhhhhhhh the good old days of recent yrs staying up for over night model updates.
New gfs has blizzard conditions for CT and Boston area Saturday. Let's keep this trend going!
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Still time for that to change to all snow. Hopefully. My forecast says high of 35F so it could be a close call.
