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Sneaky little event. Short range models like nam hrrr and rap getting interesting. Temps will be in the 20's. Whatever falls should stick. Not expecting much but an inch would equal Biggest snowfall this Winter
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Snowing here in White Plains
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Yea I hear you but this time it's across all guidance and gaining traction as we get closer. It's not fantasy land. Now whether it snows is a different story
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This winter has sucked and persistence has won out however this upcoming period may be different. This is the first time I've noticed the se ridge get knocked down this close. New run Old run
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The rgem can be warm at times. Like today. It's snowing already here in Lower Westchester and the rgem up to 12z today had me as all rain. Maybe it will be right for Wednesday but it is wrong today
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I think that clipper is the key to this system being snowier. Other models don't have it except the GFS and the 18Z nam
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Euro went from 2"+ of rain to less than half an inch for my area lol
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It's almost like a cf passage
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Better trends on the op so far. Let's see what the ensembles show
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Cmc would be good for most
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1" here in Mt Vernon on colder surfaces. Coating on pavement
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Moderate snow here in mount Vernon, Lower Westchester coldest surfaces have a coating.
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Latest hrrr
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He basis his forecast on the op gfs.
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No like this 18z gfs
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Yes But the GFS has been a blowtorch The last week And other guidance has been waffling back-and-forth. Guidance didn't even have the system for this weekend 2 days ago. This Just popped up CMC was the 1st to see it.
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Models have been really struggling with the blocking pattern. 11th/12 now a legit chance at our first snowfall.
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Huge changes on the 6z gfs. It Now has the low pressure on the 11th and 12th similar to the cmc. It blows that system up in the North Atlantic near the 5050 region and will probably affect the low pressure on the 14th and 15th.
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Knyc 32" Ewr 37" Mmu 41" Isp 45" Swf 53"
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I'd be very surprised if by December 15th those living North and West of I287 and near I 84 don't receive accumulating snow. In those areas the average high temperature is in the mid and upper thirties and lows in the mid twenties So any system tracking underneath us with this NAO block even with a crap airmass would produce for them which by the way is half of this sub forum. We may have to wait a little longer in the New York City metro Long Island in central New Jersey
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Also I wonder if this LA Nina is now starting to die. Sub surface warmer temps Are growing esp region 4 and 3.4. Would love to get region 4 Close to neutral soon To help bring the forcing there And the better phase of the MJO So maybe we can avoid The ugly February LA Nina's
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I think we're all a little anxious to get our 1st snowfall which is always very special. Plus we've had 9 straight days of below normal temperatures well below normal on some of those days so hate to waste the cold air. I got down to 21 here in Westchester County. Would have loved to time that with some moisture. Very early yet and a lot of good signs out there and we usually don't get our 1st snow here till after December 15th
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Ensembles look fine. We have to watch next weekend for a wave riding along the front as it presses against the Southeast ridge And gets hung up. After that there's a signal for a coastal storm The week of December 5th As the G EFS pops a PNA ridge
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You're out of your mind. Newark has been freezing or below for the Past 6 nights With a low of 24 and 2 days of 27ﾟ. It has been colder than all the New York city reporting stations The last week
