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  1. 3 minutes ago, winterwx21 said:

    This map is always overinflated, as Allsnow has pointed out. The one that he posted tends to be more accurate and shows more like a 4 inch snowfall, compared to the 5 that this one is showing. Nice to see the NAM go colder though. 3 to 4 inches is looking like a decent possibility now.

    At this point it’s all noise. It looks like a 2-5 inch snowstorm with a little rain or drizzle at the end. I’m happy with that after this horrible winter!

  2. 2 minutes ago, snowman19 said:

    I don’t pay attention to the GFS this close in, I like the mesos, the NAM and HRRR have actually done pretty good this winter, the RGEM, Euro have done very poorly as has the CMC. I think the UKMET has performed better so far, it was way too cold last winter though

    I think you just pay attention to the models that show the least snow but correct me if I’m wrong that’s just my opinion!

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  3. 2 minutes ago, Barman49 said:

    Is it just me or does Upton seem pretty aggressive with 3-4 at JFK? I know it's a light south wind but that seems a bit optimistic no?

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    I think it’s because It’s trending like a 3-6 inch snow event with basically ending as some drizzle or a shower. This is why they’ve upped the totals in my opinion

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  4. Just now, SnoSki14 said:

    3-4" would be like a HECS this season. 

    Nice to see things trend positively as we get close to the event for once. 

    Lol seriously this will be a nice event because we haven’t really had any snow. Hoping we get 3-5 areawide tomorrow and next week looks a little better for us. Hopefully that trends into a big east coast storm!

  5. 49 minutes ago, mahk_webstah said:

    Do a trip to Quebec City.  Tons of snow, close by, feels like you are in Europe, great food, great boutique hotels, history, restaurants...best winter city in North America.

    124 inches of snow annually

  6. Just now, HVSnowLover said:

    The trends today have been positive in starting the city below freezing at the beginning of the storm, this would really help with accumulation

    Dry cold ground, instant accumulations especially if it comes in like a wall like the Nam is depicting. Also we get into the deform band at the end when it’s trying to sleet and rain up

  7. 14 minutes ago, West Mtn NY said:

    I know we will turn the corner this week into winter well into March. Just that you are running with clown maps days in advance since November when NYC Ave high was 50 throwing out accumulations and arguing why with nothing but a way off clown map to back you. You become chicken little after awhile. I know you love snow but the board has to be somewhat fact grounded to prevent it from becoming unreadable. 

    Okay I’m sorry if you guys feel that way

  8. Just now, SnowGoose69 said:

    This is a tricky event because the south flow and position of the high.  Its definitely a case where EWR can see 6 and JFK 0 but sometimes here the southerly gradient is overestimated on models beyond 60-72 because what you end up with in the end is still a bit of a funky CAD type sig that sets up turning winds more ENE or forcing a lighter gradient than what the globals see a 3-4 days out

    I think there is no way Newark gets 6 inches and jfk gets 0, sorry I disagree! I think that’s impossible!

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