Update on the potential storm:

Snow ***3:45 AM update as the models are now starting to catch onto the idea that I have been posting about regarding the big snow potential for Friday night into Saturday night for parts of the northeast, and then the Arctic blast behind it to last into Christmas Eve***

- I don't have all of my maps available yet, but the potential is there for the big storm just off the northeast coast on Saturday. It's still highly uncertain with exactly where, when, and how strong it gets. As of now, the best chances are for central to northern and northeastern New England. Both the new GFS and Euro runs right now are showing 10 to 20 inches for some areas with even higher amounts, just to show you the potential. Some ensembles even have it for next Saturday into next Sunday, so stay tuned!

- 3 systems before then with the warm front farther south and then the cold front for Monday night into early Tuesday. Then there is the rain for Wednesday afternoon into early Thursday morning with some snow on the northern side. Then things get interesting after that.

- 1st image: Model Blend snow map for the next 8 days

- 2nd image: Temperature anomalies for next Monday morning from the Euro ensembles

- 3rd and 4th images: Snow maps through next weekend from the Euro and GFS just to show the potential. It will keep changing.

- 5th and 6th images: Snow maps through next weekend from the Euro ensemble members

- 7th image: Long Island temperatures for the next 15 days maps through next weekend from the Euro ensemble members