Read carefully. The models are in disagreement but the ECMWF is the more consistent. Which is good because: "SUGGESTING THE POTENTIAL FOR A SIGNIFICANT SNOWSTORM SATURDAY AFTERNOON INTO SUNDAY BY THE ECMWF." Only the GPS forecast is for a bigger hit in NH and ME: "THIS SOLUTION WOULD SUGGEST NORTHERN NH AND ME WOULD HAVE THE BEST CHANCE FOR A SIGNIFICANT SNOWFALL."
But immediately after that, the forecast says: "GIVEN THE ABOVE MODEL ANALYSIS AND LATEST ENSEMBLE DATA I WL TREND TOWARD THE MORE CONSISTENT ECMWF."
Then it closes with: "THE GREATEST POTENTIAL FOR A SIGNIFICANT SNOWFALL OF GREATER THAN 6 OR MORE INCHES WL BE FROM THE CPV AND POINTS EASTWARD. HOWEVER...CONFIDENCE IS NOT HIGH ENOUGH TO ISSUE SPS ATTM." (Emphasis added)
We're more than 96 hours out and this thing's giving 'em fits. It's one to watch - we might get hammered. NWS forecast for Wilmington is 80% for snow on Saturday. Whether that's a dusting or a foot is up in the air.