So it looks like my leaning against a storm from last night was wrong. Models today have made a significant jump towards a colder and snowier solution. The key to all this is a piece of energy over Maine that is now modeled to move further north than originally thought. This allows the series of low-pressure systems that will be tracking south of our region to track further north. For our area, this means a much snowier and wetter solution. I will provide an in-depth breakdown later tonight, but in summary, it looks like we should now expect a region-wide 4-8″ snowfall. This will feature rain and sleet to start late tomorrow night, a lull, and then more precipitation likely in the form of all snow on Wednesday…Much more to come later tonight.