Not too much change with the incoming pieces of energy. We’ll have some very light snow shower activity in New England on Sunday, which may be accompanied by freezing drizzle. The moisture levels for Monday look low, however given a pattern that has strung out pieces of energy overhead, I’m still keeping the chance for drizzle in the forecast.
Incoming larger storm arrives Tuesday morning with widespread 4-8″ expected in New England. Should the warm air aloft stay farther from Whites & Maine, more favorable snow to liquid ratios will yield higher amounts.
There is still quite a bit of discrepancy on the track for Friday’s system. Given we’re still 6 days out, that’s fairly normal. The piece of energy responsible for the storm arrives onshore in the next 24 hours. The track determines whether Boyne Highlands sees any snow at all, which only the GFS is providing now with the far western track. That’s also the track that would be an awful rainstorm for New England, so it’s certainly a balancing act with this system. The eastern track would bring more snow to New England, and little to no precipitation for Boyne Highlands.
