TV Station snow forecast roundup

Another fast-moving very cold snowstorm is heading for Southern New England Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. A couple of days ago, this storm looked like it may slide out to sea, but that forecast changed, and the storm will likely come close enough for a moderate storm in most of RI, MA, and CT. Here is a roundup of the midday Tuesday snow forecast maps from Southern New England TV Stations.
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Models trending farther N w/ a bit more moisture- so upping snowfall estimates. Fluffy snow, Highest totals SE #WCVB pic.twitter.com/l2fbHvjkIs
— Cindy Fitzgibbon (@Met_CindyFitz) January 20, 2014
Here’s my updated snow accumulation map for Tuesday PM-Wed AM #ctwx #connecticut #snow pic.twitter.com/DCXI7oAUPN
— Gil Simmons NEWS8 CT (@gilsimmons) January 20, 2014
Arctic front arrives later today… Low pressure develops on that front and delivers steady snow Tues PM to Weds AM. pic.twitter.com/vVP1DONfQv
— Joe Furey (@StormFurey) January 20, 2014
Fresh out of the Weather Office oven…updated (higher) snowfall projections for Tuesday night and Wed AM #wbz pic.twitter.com/AtEhVl3wop
— Terry Eliasen (@TerryWBZ) January 20, 2014