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binbisso

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  1. We will need a strong system with heavy precipitation and good dynamics For it to accumulate. The nam/rgem solutions will not do it
  2. Let the 6z gfs Verify please. Then we can end winter
  3. If next week's system comes on Monday it's rain. If it is delayed to late Tuesday we have a better chance as colder air begins to filter in. Ensembles differ on timing right now. We watch
  4. I'm a little confused. We never had measurable snow in late january with a positive ao and a positive n a o
  5. Yup not one model showed it. snowing lightly here. I think Walt Mentioned it in his write up that today's light snow could saturate the column which could help with tomorrow's event.
  6. Interesting disco from Upton for you guys in coastal Connecticut. " Meanwhile, steady snow which may become heavy at times for portions of the interior is expected through the evening and overnight. As such, Winter Storm Watches remain in effect for interior portions of the Lower Hudson Valley, NE NJ, and Southern Connecticut. There remains a fair amount of uncertainty as to how far north the rain/snow line moves. A stronger system may bring heavier mesoscale banding and a more northerly component of the wind which may allow for enhanced snow totals for the immediate CT coastline and southern Westchester County, where a weaker system may allow for warmer air to infiltrate further inland and provide for more rain than snow. These details may not be known until the storm is underway."
  7. Interestig disco from nws. At least for my area in lower Westchester. "Meanwhile, steady snow which may become heavy at times for portions of the interior is expected through the evening and overnight. As such, Winter Storm Watches remain in effect for interior portions of the Lower Hudson Valley, NE NJ, and Southern Connecticut. There remains a fair amount of uncertainty as to how far north the rain/snow line moves. A stronger system may bring heavier mesoscale banding and a more northerly component of the wind which may allow for enhanced snow totals for the immediate CT coastline and southern Westchester County, where a weaker system may allow for warmer air to infiltrate further inland and provide for more rain than snow. These details may not be known until the storm is underway."
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