Stormlover74
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That was mostly due to icing -
Looks like close to 1"/hr rates for this final burst
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Yeah I've always said that should be taken into consideration for an advisory. Reminds me of new years eve 2009
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Looks nice even if not to last
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Oh ok. I wasn't here that winter except for christmas so don't really remember what happened. Was my only Chicago winter and managed to be there for the big new years storm they had which I think at the time was their 2nd biggest
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I believe in 98-99 we had the Christmas eve event and then our biggest storm came in March that year
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Most likely no since it's a fast mover and will be out pretty quickly. I'd say 1.5" is the max for a few lucky spots up north or west but most of us end up <1"
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It seems like it skips from 12 to 15z and forgets snow fell in between
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Has a weird screw zone that gets nothing
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This could surprise alot of people since upton hasn't really been talking about it. They're making it sound like it will be pretty light but I think while accumulations wont be much it could be heavy for a time
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No it kinda falls apart east of the city
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Yeah it would great to squeeze out an inch
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Should be a nice quick hit from 8 to 11 tomorrow morning with frozen ground everything will stick Hrrr looks nice although at 10:1 it's slightly less
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Temps barely moving today. Stuck at 21
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My forecast low is 11 for tomorrow. Seems like it will go single digits especially with some snow cover
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Rgem and icon both have around a half inch. More north and west. Would be nice to coat the ground
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Meanwhile as expected central park reported snow but had no additional accumulation
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Updated pns https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=okx&issuedby=OKX&product=PNS Ewr 2.5 lga 2.8. Central Park 1.8
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98 had 1-3" of snow on Christmas eve morning with just enough left to qualify for a white Christmas
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I mean the stats don't lie even though at some point we'll probably break it
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No. It actually busted badly for areas sw of Philly. Wasn't a surprise storm except for maybe the 2 foot amounts
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Yeah but it was modeled well in advance. Then the models lost it until about 36 hours out. Jan 2000 wasn't showing up at all and then we ended up with this I remember waking up to 2 to 3"/hr rates then a dry slot from hell
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I see .14 liquid since midnight so I'd think that sounds about right
