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mikem81

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  1. About 7.5 here in Western Nassau about a mile or 2 north of the southern state. Prob similar to your area.. Slightly more north of you but 15 miles east.
  2. Anyone have the radar loop since 10pm yesterday? 12 hour loop? Curious if western LI ever rained? Feel asleep here at 1130 with pouring sleet
  3. I am in Garden City. We were all Snow thrugh 11pm when it started pouring sleet. Feel asleep after that. Wat happened overnight? Did we ever flip to rain?
  4. Low is still offshore and has been 25-50 miles east of most models all day. Wonder how this plays out now that it seems to be taking over and initial WAA precip is transitioning to the coastal....
  5. Was Not expecting a dry slot so quickly. Looks like NYC west all drying up... coastal starting to take over??
  6. I like that the Low placement is still along the coast and has still not gone inland. Hope this continues
  7. Didnt know they still existed. Those are great for storms that are well east if you still want to find a model that will show Snow. Guess they can be used for trends as they are a blend of the short term models that run with the Nam
  8. Right now Temp stuck at 31 here in Western nassau. DP up to 15 from 5 this morning. Cant get better pre snow spread than that this time of year
  9. We want the Low to basically stop south of Cape May and then occlude/weaken which would force everything east instead of north.
  10. Its hard to take you seriously with the "super weenie" title. We all know what you want to happen. Need to look at actual observations at this point and see what is going on with HRRR I find it encouraging that it is keeping the LP right on the coast of the CH Bay at 0Z tonight as opposed to 25 miles inland, but we shall see......
  11. I am also a Queens/Long Island guy. I know sleet all too well... In this setup you actually have the cold air bleeding in from the Northeast. Sleet might actually hit areas west of NYC before Long Island. Really all depends on the orientation of the upper level lows and exact track
  12. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/mesoanalysis/new/viewsector.php?sector=17&parm=pmsl&underlay=1&source=1# Great site...
  13. You can see that around 4 of the members are too close to the coast near NJ and the others are in perfect position (excluding the 4 that are sun-tanning in bermuda) You
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