Friday-Saturday Update

FRIDAY-SATURDAY UPDATE

The bulk of this system will be Friday. This looks to move into the region Friday morning around bus stop time from the southwest and transition northeast throughout the day. It looks to clear out of the region shortly after midnight Saturday, hence why we include Saturday.

The biggest issue right now is that the major forecast models are nowhere near in agreement. We are talking a difference of 8 inches of snow in some areas. By this point 24 hours out, we should really have more to show for this than we do, but yet here we are literally throwing darts and seeing where they stick.

We are looking at a considerable amount of warm air pushing in with this making it 20-30 degrees warmer than today. Overall, we are looking at about a half an inch of rain. Depending on when the cold air decides to rejoin us tomorrow afternoon/evening will be the deciding factor on how much snow we actually get, if any at this point. The GFS is pointing at a decent looking snowstorm, while the EURO is showing a mostly rain event with some light to moderate mixing. The NAM, my little friend, is showing kind of a mixture of the two.

The best chance for accumulating snow as of now will be north of the VT/MA and NH/MA border. Portland to Bangor will be mostly rain I feel, and from Boston west to Worcester will be mostly rain.

There is another system for Sunday night into Monday that looks to be mostly light snow, almost a cookie cutter repeat of yesterday for the bulk of the region. I will have more on that one tomorrow.

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