Sunday, February 22, 5PM
Things evolved during the day as expected as just about all areas now have gone over to snow. Temperatures will fall to below freezing over the next couple of hours and road conditions will begin to deteriorate. For the remainder of the evening, snow, sometimes heavy, and increasing northerly winds as the coastal really begins deepening. Snow will continue into the early morning, and though I think it might be difficult for much of the area to get the 4 – 8″ I had said earlier, 3 – 5″ seems reasonable. It’s still several hours away from developing, but wherever the norlun trough sets up, that area could get mauled and easily end up with 10″. Right now I think somewhere around the Route 15 corridor has the best shot, but it should rotate through later tonight and possibly have an impact on the 95 corridor. I’ll keep an eye on the radar, and if it’s as good as models are advertising, I’ll update later.
Be safe if you’re on the roads this evening through the morning tomorrow.
The Weather Mill 