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Henry, Your video is skipping merrily to the end at about 2:10. Not sure if it’s you or me. Dave, Mertztown, PA
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According to what I read from the morning GYX WO technical discussion, here in Maine it sounds like most of the upcoming large events will end up as rain which will wash away any snow that gets put down by the insignificant post frontal events which may not even affect most of northern New England. I certainly hope they’re completely wrong!
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