Stormlover74
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I have a 730 flight tomorrow morning..of course the models are differing as to the start time of the rain. 5amish on the euro. 8 or 9 on the nam
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https://nynjpaweather.com/public/2023/10/17/winter-forecast-2023-2024/ OVERALL SNOWFALL EXPECTATION: Poconos/Catskills/Hudson River Valley/Hudson Highlands: 20″-30″ (Average: 40″-70″) I-95 Corridor: 30″-50″ (Average: 20″-40″) NJ Coast/Long Island: 20″-40″ (Average: 15″-30″) -
Yeah I remember on the weather channel late Friday night they said it looked like around 4" in NYC. Then Saturday morning it was 10-12 and just kept getting bumped up from there
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There was a snow to ice event a few days before the blizzard as well which added to to the snowpack and the infamous warmup and melting of 2 feet of snow overnight
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And the pre Christmas noreaster and the November snow and the March storm. You could take out the blizzard and it still would have been a good winter
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Yeah it should be close to peak when I'm in Asheville this weekend
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Color's really starting to pop too
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Yes because it's the most memorable event of the winter
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If AC can get 40" in 2022 we can too
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About that rain...gfs looks totally different btw with the heaviest west
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Gfs wraps it up by early afernoon
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Pretty much
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Sure but the farmers almanacs forecasts are crap
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Friday and Saturday
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They're freaking out because it's "raining" at the Meadowlands
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Farmers almanac bs
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Maybe but AC had a huge winter so they'll be affected more than us
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All our storms in 2010 were like 32 degrees January we had the cold but it was bone dry
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Radar looks better than the models are showing. Hrrr does have another .1 to .2 though
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Looks light and spotty from here on out, .65"
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Quite the comeback. It was looking dire after 3
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It's like one of those early 2000s snowstorms where the places in the 2 to 4 advisory end up with 6 to 8
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Seems like a good bet
