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  1. Just now, MJO812 said:

    The inch of precip line on the Euro is now touching NYC. 

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    this snow map now looks like the 12z NAM run that got everybody excited. In fact I believe it's slightly more. Nam reduced the double low look on 6z and we got the jackpot over NYC... hopefully the Euro keeps correcting towards the NAM from here on out. 

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  2. 5 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

    30" will definitely happen somewhere, maybe a small swath from central/eastern Suffolk into CT and MA. 

    I still think the best of the event will be around the Boston area down through eastern CT/central and east Suffolk but it will be very impressive to just over the Hudson. The one NAM run can't be taken lock stock and barrel when Euro essentially is an 18z carbon copy. Actually the model that may support the furthest west outcome in terms of banding may be the GFS tonight.

    I agree with most of your points, however the NAM and Euro are more similar than you're remembering:

    NAM:

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    Euro:

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    It takes VERY little to change the totals significantly still. NYC could very well see 8 inches or 20 inches with small 20 mile shifts. And they'd totally be reasonable. That's what makes these storms so hard to predict. And as always banding does whatever the heck it wants. I'm 27 miles west of Brentwood in Queens for perspective. On the NAM output that puts the border of queens almost at 2 feet and the Euro at about 18 inches. 

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  3. 0z at Hour 30:

    almost looks like it consolidates the double lows entirely to the west and it's pretty close to the coast... 

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    Compared to 18z at same time:

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    But because it doesn't fully consolidate, at hour 33 on 0z it jumps east about 30-40 miles. How far is nyc out from the bullseye... just saying ;) 

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  4. 2 minutes ago, psv88 said:

     

    You need the heavy snow rates and strong winds...8" of snow falling over 18 hours wont get you 1/4 mile visibility. The heavy snow bands are still modeled to cut off at the suffolk nassau border.

    Euro, Nam, RGEM, CMC... all have decent chunk more than 8 inches falling in nassau county.

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  5. 3 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

    Looks good, similar to what it seemed to have at 18z. 1" liquid starting around NYC maybe, no huge death band shown though unlike the NAM/Euro it seems. Similar to RGEM which shows a larger 12" or so area rather than the death band 30" stuff.

    Yep looks pretty much the same totals are a little better, but I feel like with a 970 low and plenty of cold air the output in real time will be higher, time will tell!

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