The models are going back and fourth with snow totals. As of now, it appears the focus of heaviest snow is north and east of NYC. While NYC may fall short of it’s all-time record (26.9″ set in Feb 2006), Boston which topped 27″ with the Blizzard of 2003 may come close.

Here’s a nice satellite view of a developing New England blizzard!

No question, this thing will all but shut down the most populated urban corridor in the country (30 million) if models prove correct.

Here’s the latest ECMWF snow projection through the next 48 hrs.

AccuWeather projections

Latest snow projections from NWS New York

NWS Boston

GFS isn’t impressive at all!!

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Winds are going to howl out of the NE with gusts topping 55 to 65 mph causing some damage and coastal flooding from Cape May perhaps up to Maine.

Forecasted wind gusts from NWS Boston.

ECMWF surface. Note the low doesn’t bomb out till early Tuesday morning. That’s when bands really intensify, winds howl and blizzard conditions truly kick in.

This is just a quick update will have a VIDEO and a further written update later on today… Stay tuned.

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