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Metasequoia

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  1. Freezing rain isn't so much fun. However, I think of sleet as low ratio snow that helps keep the snow pack around longer.
  2. 6 to 10 inches of snow topped with a couple inches of sleet, followed by days below freezing... sounds good to me.
  3. If this storm underperforms regarding snow, I feel like the March 11ish 2017 storm ( Miller B also ) might be a decent analog. 12 to 20 inches of snow was initially forecasted for NYC, but the City received about a half foot of sleet because the upper low tucked in just east of the Jersey Shore and south of Long Island. Obviously this weekend's storm impacts a much larger portion of the US...
  4. Impressive model to model and run to run consistency, a few days out. Gives me some realistic hope...
  5. We are all loving the overnight trends, but we are still five days out from the first flakes. The more robust phasing seems to add extra complexity (and upside) to the forecast. How far north can this system get?
  6. FWIW, NAM 3K doesn't look as warm for the coast.
  7. Sticking to streets and sidewalks in Battery Park City...
  8. I wonder if the heavier than expected snow in NYC improves the chances of tomorrow's snow accumulating. Colder atmosphere and ground?
  9. FWIW - Latest RAP model run has the region catching most of both waves of snow this weekend... half a foot or so.
  10. Judging by the current temps and dewpoints around NYC, temps should drop to around freezing fairly quickly once the steady snow moves in.
  11. ...and eventually less snow. Not that anyone on this forum cares about that...
  12. Canadian has something interesting during this time frame. Storm signal on multiple models.
  13. Doesn't look like the models have lost it or neccearilly are about to. They all show a potent snowstorm for the midatlantic with varying tracks... giving warning level snow for the metro.
  14. As SeyMourSnow (NE forum) says... DC to Philly does really well with many of the differing storm evolutions. I think NYC does well too... maybe not as consistently, though. Kinda reminds me of the 2016 blizzard four days out.
  15. Yeah... about perfect. Has that slow moving firehose off the Atlantic. Of course, wouldn't mind a 50 plus mile shift southeast though.
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