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Sandy track

One of reasons February 1983 had such a memorable snowstorm and 1998 didn’t was probably related to how east based 1998 was in February. 1982-1983 really didn’t become east based until after the winter was over. It was more full-basin in February compared to 1998.

Basically 40-60 gusts NYC to BOS. At least drought ends.

It’s more brief there and N winds so probably not a huge deal. If it tucked in closer to NYC before weakening it would be more impactful.

Wow... that much difference in such a short distance 1.23/1.85 Day/Event 21057

Models still trying to figure out where the hell those two lows are going to phase or merge. Probably going to be jumping hundreds of miles each run for the next 36 hours - ensembles rule until then. Are they doing any air force recon data ingestion runs for this storm since it's potentially going to have some warm-core components?

Jersey shore to Boston is in the cross hairs for wind, beach erosion, and heavy rain or all 3.

Euro SI. Do you want to lose your funding? Keep it up. “From this point forward, all of United States documents and hopefully the world’s will be changed to use the much more accurate term super as opposed to artificial,” he continued. “In other words, welcome to the new world of super intelligence — SI,

For sure…but just ironic how as soon as you said that, the runs start showing a NYC crusher.

0.47” as of 2pm. 0.20” yesterday. Greenspring Valley

Should be fine imo.

Meh long way to go.

Oh my lawdy

Yep it occludes

You screwed it up when you told Anthony this wasn’t for him…too funny.

12z Euro looking like it maximizes our weekend nor'easter/hybrid system east of the Delmarva and swings it right into the Jersey coast sub 990mb. Biggest worries are going to be coastal winds/rain/waves. Inland areas are unlikely to see serious impacts beyond gusty winds and outer rain bands, unless this thing trends closer to the coast with a faster dumbbell/slingshot west.

Can't remember how long the Siberian snow thing has been around but its been at least 12-14 years now. Iirc, Cohen has busted on winter forecasts a good bit more than got it right. Based on that statistic, his latest post is actually a net positive for winter snowfall chances.

drops 6-8 in boston metro.. cars underwater at storrow dr.

Not much rain,but 74 at 1PM is a relief

889.2 mb EXTRAP ... Wow!

euro is a crawl

Yeah Boston gets the big rains

Yep. Still a long way to go with this one.

1.5-2.5"