NWS Boston says exactly what I said regarding next weeks storm. Has to develop south more and track close to coast but right now its a close miss
Cold air will be in place unlike with this weekend storm where the cold air was old and moving out giving the ridge a chance to pop back up before the storm.
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA
646 AM EST THU JAN 7 2016
PROGRESSIVELY COLDER TEMPERATURES ARE ON TAP FOR THE NEXT WORK WEEK.
THIS A RESULT OF UPPER LEVEL RIDING BUILDING ACROSS WESTERN NORTHERN
AMERICA AND A DEEPENING TROUGH IN THE EASTERN STATES. WHILE MON INTO
MUCH OF TUE WILL GENERALLY BE DRY...FORECAST BECOMES MORE UNCERTAIN
LATE TUE INTO WED.
PRETTY STRONG SHORTWAVE WILL BE DIGGING ACROSS
THE GREAT LAKES AND TRIGGER DEVELOPING LOW PRESSURE OFF THE COAST.
DEPENDING ON HOW STRONG THE SHORTWAVE ENDS UP...WILL DETERMINE THE
AMPLIFICATION OF THE UPPER LEVEL FLOW. SO IN SHORT...IT REMAINS TO
BE SEEN IF THIS LOW PRESSURE WILL TRACK CLOSE ENOUGH TO THE COAST
AND DEVELOP SOON ENOUGH TO IMPACT OUR WEATHER. MOST
CURRENT MODELS
SUGGEST MORE OF A GLANCING BLOW OR A MISS...BUT IT WOULD NOT TAKE
MUCH FOR THE SYSTEM TO TRACK CLOSER TO THE COAST WITH A LARGER
IMPACT. NEARLY A WEEK OUT...SO THAT IS ALL WE CAN SAY AT THIS POINT
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I hope that Greenland Blocking will negate El Nino for the rest of this winter as it did during the 09-10' El Nino
