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26th-27th event, coming at us like a wounded duck.
snowman19 replied to Go Kart Mozart's topic in New England
@CoastalWx I can’t believe there’s still people peddling 6-12 and 8-12 forecasts for the NYC metro area. They are going to bust hard. The QPF never supported those amounts, the speed doesn’t, the ratios never supported it and now the new meso model runs (high res RGEM and 3K/12K NAM) are showing a very strong mid-level warm nose and turn it into a sleet-a-rama even well north and west of the city -
The only thing the NAM is good for is accurately showing warm noses. It surprisingly excels in WAA events. Other than that, it’s completely useless
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Warm noses are always underestimated at this range. The fact that the mesos (hi res RGEM/NAM) are showing a strong mid-level warm nose all the way north of NYC is a red flag. They turn it into a sleet fest. Ignore at your own risk. Globals (GFS, ICON, CMC, UKMET, EURO) are not going to pick on it as good as the mesos. Today is the day to take them seriously. Larry Cosgrove said many years ago ‘do not ignore the meso models showing mid-level warm noses in a WAA event they are usually right’
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The 6z hi res RGEM and the 6z 3K and 12K NAM runs are showing a strong mid-level warm nose all the way up into Rockland, Orange, Sussex, Passaic and Bergen, Westchester. The Ptype goes to a sleet fest. This should be taken seriously due to the fact this is a WAA event
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If this couples with the troposphere, we have issues next month. The SPV is about to strengthen rapidly, become quite strong, consolidate and move up over the pole. We haven’t had coupling so far and we didn’t last winter, but that doesn’t mean it can’t change. Different QBO evolution this year. This is something to watch very closely EDIT: @stadiumwave Again, I said “this is something to watch very closely.” I didn’t say anywhere that it would couple. There is no guarantee that this does couple nor that it doesn’t couple. I did read Commodity’s tweet. Merry Christmas
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This is likely a 3-5 event for NYC metro area. Consider it a big win given then extreme -PNA (full latitude trough down to Baja) that’s going to be in place during this event
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Oh the idiot is back. Hi idiot. Did you bother to read where I said “FWIW” and “guru” (being sarcastic)? Nevermind, you’re too much of an airhead to comprehend something that complicated. Man, you are really stupid. No clue, none….
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FWIW, The stratospheric guru Judah Cohen thinks there’s going to be a major strengthening of the SPV in January
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Can you explain why exactly this is going to be a very high ratio snow other than “it’s going to be very cold”?
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Why are you posting the Kuchera ratio map? There’s a reason why the National Weather Service never uses it
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You are setting yourself up to be trolled relentlessly if this fails and if your snowstorm fantasies tomorrow and the weekend/next week fail and make no mistake about it, I will. Hard to believe you’re a cop
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Early January happened already? And admit you were wrong about MJO phase 8 for 30 days and a major SSWE with an SPV split
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If there is in fact a snowstorm Friday-Saturday in the NYC metro with a PNA that strongly negative (full-latitude trough down to Baja), then it will be remembered as an extremely anomalous event
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If it flipped this much in 2 days, how do you know it won’t do it again?
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New NWS snow map: https://www.weather.gov/okx/winter WWA for Rockland, Western Bergen, Northern Westchester, Eastern Passaic: ...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 4 AM TO 4 PM EST TUESDAY... * WHAT...Snow expected. Total snow accumulations up to two inches. * WHERE...In Connecticut, Northern Fairfield County. In New Jersey, Eastern Passaic and Western Bergen Counties. In New York, Northern Westchester and Rockland Counties. * WHEN...From 4 AM to 4 PM EST Tuesday. * IMPACTS...Plan on slippery road conditions. The hazardous conditions could impact the Tuesday morning commute.
