When Kuchera is 6-10", 6-10" it is (assuming output is right to begin with), and warm ground, marginal airmass, sun angle, etc. (just as always is outside of the pavement in Times Square) is overrated.
As long as ground temps are 33/34F or less, I think we are close to 10/9:1 with very heavy rates, favorable growth, and 850 temps of between -3 and -6F.
Looks like we got a good one here boys…enjoy the show! Many will be surprised with this, nice bombing coastal low off VA/Delmarva moving ENE will do that…all models now on top of each other
First and Final Call:
S LI/C NJ Coast: C-2”
N LI/NYC/Immediate NJ suburbs/C NJ: 1-3”
N/C NJ ( N of 78/W of GSP), to 287 in S NY State: 3-5”
N/W NJ, N of 287 in NY State: 4-8”
Should be an interesting, dynamic coastal storm, and could be largest this year for some on the forum
When models are still hundreds of miles apart, a 25/50 mile blip from one model one way is noise, patience and let this one settle into the pocket. I think something close to the GFS/EURO blend is about right, with 2-4" near the coast/NYC and more N-W, but lets see...
Very early to get a sense from the NAM, but looks quite promising at the last frame for a good metro storm, looks roughly in line or a touch south of latest GFS.