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jdj5211

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  1. latest 20Z RAP at 10:1 ratio....heaviest snows remain through CNJ. NY state basically a complete miss at this point
  2. This is literally a 6-7 hour storm, it's moving very quick. Even if you average an inch an hour, at best it's a 6 inch storm. No one is getting a foot of snow here. 3-6 is the safest call, with maybe a few 6+ lollipops in my opinion
  3. Look at the NAM 10-1 map and then the Kuchera map....notice anything? Kuchura was cutting totals 2-3 inches earlier....now it's almost identical in NNJ...models start to pick up on colder solution, trending back towards a 10-1 ratio....
  4. Model temps are not an exact science....nothing is.... I'm about 4-5 degrees colder today than I was "supposed" to be....we'll see if models play temperature catchup as we get closer
  5. The HRRR is interesting and certainly possible if we get a bombing 980mb low at the position. 18Z NAM running now. Time to start looking at the meso models as we get closer to the event.
  6. For what it's worth, NAM goes 7-9 inches NNJ at 10:1.....probably 3-6 with marginal temps....
  7. Ah I see....WESTERN Passaic and Bergen.....I have a WSW in Morris county for 4-8
  8. 06Z GFS showed 4-8 on a 10:1 ratio map, 12Z CMC shows 8-10 on a 10:1 ratio map.... Temps would be crashing into the low 20s during the storm....10:1 ratio is fair, could be even higher. Can't understand how 1-3 is being generous out of this setup?
  9. 06Z GFS was a nice hit for the area. Won't be heavy snow but showed a solid 18 hour storm....easily can pick up 4-8 inches in that setup.
  10. The truth is with Margot’s influence to the east and the storm missing the first trough, it could actually and should actually, move further west…. Definitely an interesting turn of events. Will have to see if this is a trend or a one off. .
  11. That’s a pretty drastic lean to the SW from earlier runs .
  12. https://x.com/webberweather/status/1699562532397363291?s=46&t=zyQ9rqocG2LFGxEY9pKqYg Hard to argue that trend. Wow. .
  13. Way too close for comfort for the NE…and the next system to Lees east is a big wildcard here! Things are def going to be very interesting for the next 5 days around here. .
  14. Looks like it’s riding 70W due north when past runs we were riding 65-67W. Something to keep note of moving forward .
  15. GFS has this thing just crawling out there… .
  16. GFS says peace out everybody. I’m leaving.
  17. For me, the final 0z model runs to lock this track in. NAM up first.
  18. The southern stream is too strong and ends up pushing it much further east with less phasing. We’ll see about that.
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