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Will always be some who are impacted during travel. Unavoidable. This may be one of the VERY FEW benefits of a world engulfed by social media, though. Id be very surprised if anyone on the east coast hasnt been bombarded by blizzard-talk. I have relatives from both Oklahoma and Texas calling and asking me about the storm.

The banding rots over CON toward the end.

I would be worried for people returning from weekends away, let's say up to Vermont or upstate NY, w PA etc, who might not have heard about the impending blizzard and will be driving into the storm.

2011 or 2013 coming? Either way I hope to see the first 20 burger in my life, we hope. I'll be satisfied with anything over a foot especially considering where we were 3 days ago

Blizzard warning upgraded here to 16-20 inches.

It’s amazing to me how so many model runs have only gotten better as the event gets closer

That’s the best run here all week

No more room....only trend we are getting is later load blown, which helps south of us more...

we 3k NAM

Now that is a Nemo run...

Only up to 7pm?? That’s basically what Euro has for my area for the entire storm.

Sherrill began repeated stating "stay off the roads" yesterday. Technically, there is no legislation in the state of NJ to outright ban travel, as was attempted during the covid crud. Most people will head warnings, as the term "blizzard" has been in everyone's life for nearly 24 hours now. Regardless of warnings, youll always have a certain percentage of folks that will attempt to travel. Luckily, Sunday afternoon and night is not a common heavy-traffic period.

hopefullylly 12z does it 50 to 75 miles north

Actually cut back a bit by me...tighter, but mostly noise.

6z Nams looked better at first, but the slp moves out a little faster so accumulations are reduced from 0z in many places. Always something.

Holy cow jacks us now

Insane run for our area 10:1 and Kuchera

Slicing and dicing up here in NH. I may be able to sweep this.

Blizzard warnings were just extended into Orange and Putnam county in NY.

Hole Lee Shit New BOX/OKX maps. Blizzard warnings expanded. We're gonna get whacked

Scoots east quicker after blasting the cruiser.

LBLI now...

Has the gov't of New Jersey issued any stay off the roads warnings yet? Around late afternoon or evening I could imagine a lot of people getting stranded in life-threatening conditions on those wide open freeways. The only storm I can recall with three feet of snow and 65 mph wind gusts was Blizzard of 78 in eastern MA, or any given mega-squall event in Great Lakes region. And I know of cases where people were trapped for 24-36 hours in vehicles and after rescue locally were then stranded in community centers for 5-7 days. I wouldn't expect it to go on that long in NJ but it would be at least Wednesday before there's any semblance of normal mobility if some of this guidance is correct. Long Island won't be much different.

Yep, shifted the heavy banding into NYC and then blasts SNE.