Lows pressure in northern Louisiana has developed a strong squall line and large precipitation shield to the north, forming the classic comma look on satellite and radar. It looks like the storm is developing faster than the models thought.

Forecast tracks still trended east a bit in the past few runs, but have slowed down a bit. There is a consensus on a sub 980 low slamming into CT.

Winter storm watches have been issued for much of the northeast including Cheshire County, NH. Flood watches are in effect to our south and east.

The NWS has finally latched on to an all snow solution for Sunday, with accumulations just during the day of 4 to 8 inches. In addition, another 2 to 3 inches of water are yet to come for Sunday Night through Tuesday! Temperatures aloft currently appear to be too warm to support snow for Sunday Night and Monday, however if this changes, we could see snow totals easily over a foot. My confidence is high in at least 4 inches of snow from this storm.