Deterministic and ensemble members remain in lockstep with each other regarding the Saturday system, starting to nudge onto the coast mid to late Saturday afternoon but not becoming a widespread concern until Saturday evening. The timing of the entrance of this front, given that cold air will remain in place, looks to be conducive to another round of lowland snowfall. Projected amounts look to be a little higher than the previous round. That being said, it does spread this snowfall out over a 36 hour period that extends into the long term, making for a complicated forecast thanks to daytime heating. Since this would start at the very earliest in the fourth period, no headline decisions need to be made at this time. I used to write blue book essays for exams in college. Where If I didn't study or know the material, I would try to BS my way through Sometimes I succeeded-most times not. But this write up takes the cake. How to write a forecast without saying anything. Thanks Seattle NWS!