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Euro bumped NE as well congrats everyone. Merry Christmas goodnight . Hope I don’t wake up to congrats dendrite again

Euro OP not as robust as AI. Favors SW CT for heaviest amounts.

Euro is 3-6 inches 4-8 with Kuchera

Euro AI is pretty robust. Would be plowable for all of SNE and possibly warning level snow for CT into RI

How about of we start at 6z.

Euro AI . Bump up from 18z.

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Merry Christmas to all Apparently the nuclear tests in the 60s had a significant impact on weather. We all know what that impact was in this area. https://purehost.bath.ac.uk/ws/portalfiles/portal/205424677/PrecipMod_Paper_preprint.pdf Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

The Feb 2025 SWFE brought a widespread 4-6" because the snow came in like a wall and held off the warm air.

The GFS is mostly ugly with a capital UGH in the long range. +NAO/-PNA/Aleutian Ridge rock solid. Who knows if it verifies, as it's been flopping back and forth so much lately.

We trade prisoners from time to time. Welcome.

That wall around the Mammoth on the Woolly Cam parking lot, has now been engulfed by what is even now passing 36 to 42 inches of dry powdery snow and is now being sculpted by the wind into a long elongated drift straight out of The Day After Tomorrow! I can't even begin to imagine what this is gonna look like by 9am on Christmas Day, let alone by Friday after another 3-4 feet have piled on top of the already tremendous cryogenic snowmass that has accumulated on the Sierran Cordillera! Plow Guy is gonna have one hell of a huge Brobdingnagian mess to clean up! Better get one of those big Austrian rotary plows on the job! https://www.mammothmountain.com/on-the-mountain/mammoth-webcam/woolly-cam Mammoth is getting demolished by more torrential powdery dry snow dumps yet again!!! https://www.mammothmountain.com/on-the-mountain/mammoth-webcam/main-lodge

A late March 1996 storm comes to mind.

Read more, Post less. as of now NYC is excepting 4-8” not one forecast has NYC getting 1-3”

it's dynamic... not strong but dynamic as the elevation drop seems to help the precipitation dynamics if you will. Normally you would see this shred from the poconos but i do want to say this i have yet to see a storm like this behave the way this one is modeled. Also maybe climate change will climatically change our storm tracks and its dynamics!

Merry Christmas Anthony...and congratulations!

Its sort of a SWFE behaving event, I guess its an overrunning storm, but yeah very few historical matches to this

Yep its not a strong storm either.

They are saying fluffy snow, not wet snow.

but this isn't a SWFE storm it's a NWFE (North west flow event)

MERRY CHRISTMAS !!!!!

I'm in Western CT. Usually I hang out in the New England forum, but unless Boston or SE Mass is getting snow, 95% of them couldn't care less, and they stop posting. Hope you don't mind I jumped in here.

No. It does not. I've seen South Jersey have sleet while our area gets snow. That being said, this is going to be a wet snow which cuts back on ratio. A lot of people are saying we could get 4-6 inches. I think that's reasonable. 4-6 inches of wet, sloppy snow.