As of 3:30 on Thursday afternoon, the NOAA folks are suddenly singing a different tune. The track of the storm is now supposed to be more toward the east, which means the snow totals will be much lower than originally expected. The good news is that the forecasters still think the heaviest snow will fall over the southern Green Mountains and the Berkshires, with now only 5-12" in the forecast area. Also, the Winter Storm Warning is now in effect starting at midnight, not 6 p.m. as it was previously.
These changes don't seem to change the fact that we're still in for a major snow event for this time of the year. Unfortunately, we do have to downgrade our prediction and give a more rational accounting of the storm. Look at the radar--you'll see the moisture just isn't there yet. Sometimes the radar doesn't lie.
ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteyeah, ONLY 5-12
ReplyDeleteI really hope that we still have a snow day! I have been checking the blog non-stop all afternoon! I just want to say thanks for updating multiple times every day! Happy Blogging!
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I WANT SNOW!!!
ReplyDeletePLEASE UPDATE!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIM DYING HERE!!!!!!
dear snow,
ReplyDeletei would appreciate it if you don't come for a visit tonight!The first day of spring has past but this weather has me still searching to find it!!! please hold off on the storm!! my shorts are begging to be worn!
best regards...
me <3
NOOOOO SNOWWW DAYYYY
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