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  1. SnoSki14
    One system at a time. Let's get pass tonight then focus on the 14th and so forth.
  2. SnoSki14
    Advisory snows very likely south of I-78. I'd go with 2-4" but higher ratios could give us 3-6" especially if the north ticks continue.
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    And it's probably junk. The gfs tried this for the 14th system.
  4. SnoSki14
    Rgem looks better.
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    I'm getting concerned about the ice threats. Hopefully it's more sleet than freezing rain. Low level temps look really cold too.
  6. SnoSki14
    MJO looks to collapse after the 18th or even earlier. Low amplitude 6-8 would reduce the SE ridge in the presence of blocking, which is likely to continue.
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    Good chance this keeps ticking north like the last system.
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    These north ticks would really help this time.
  9. SnoSki14
    We may have to wait until TPV shifts east. The Vday storm could be a sloppy mess if it works out due to strong low level cold. The following system has more going for it.
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    The storm this weekend will have everything to do with the placement of the TPV & SE ridge strength. Gfs adjusted more suppressed/colder but the end result would still be a snow to mix/rain solution. Looks like canadian is similar. You guys to the north should clean up while areas near NYC are in a more precarious spot.
  11. SnoSki14
    Whatever garbage the gfs is showing ain't happening.
  12. SnoSki14
    The Gfs cutter idea for the 14th doesn't make sense at all with the TPV so close by. That screams miller B to me and could be a significant event with ample gulf moisture getting involved.
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    It still might. There's so many shortwaves and model inconsistencies that snowier solution could pop in a couple model cycles. We just saw this on Sunday where models abandoned the storm only to bring it back a couple days before it happened and many still got it wrong the day of the event. That's why it's best to stay in the 36-48hr range to deal with every shortwave. I'm still pretty confident we get snows Thursday/Friday.
  14. SnoSki14
    NYC should pick up an inch or two. A couple more ticks south are possible. Dense cold airmass in place with deep snow cover.
  15. SnoSki14
    I'm starting to lean that way too. Not much precip with it either. I'm liking the overrunning a lot better Thursday/Friday.
  16. SnoSki14
    Canadian looks better. -NAO with AO rapidly diving plus the extent of the cold/snow cover would argue for slight southerly adjustments for Tuesday. The amped Nam doesn't make much sense here.
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    Would be nice if Rgem was correct. We get the best of both Tue & Thursday systems. If everything works out we could get 6-8" but we could also get 0-2".
  18. SnoSki14
    Yes it'll take a while to get everything in order. Your analysis is solid for the next several events. The Tuesday event will probably be too far north for NYC but it could always trend a bit south. Best chance will be Friday and then we'll see what late weekend brings. Large rise in the AO & flip to +PNA could indicate something bigger than a nuisance event.
  19. SnoSki14
    Yeah they always do this. One month of cold/snow doesn't negate the dozens of very warm months before it. Dec/Jan were still several degrees above normal. However we are also getting a highly anomalous pattern that likely has something to do with climate change. lengthy blocking, a cold/snowy Feb La Nina.
  20. SnoSki14
    I'd say about the same.
  21. SnoSki14
    The only thing we'll have to watch is suppression especially given a -5 AO
  22. SnoSki14
    Yes very nice. Too bad it's not Christmas.
  23. SnoSki14
    Looks like some 10"+ amounts possible on LI.
  24. SnoSki14
    Clown range but HRRR drops 4-5" overnight Monday into Tuesday morning for the metro. So let's see we have Tuesday, Thursday/Friday, Sunday, and likely something beyond that. Biggest potential in terms of snowfall amounts is next weekend with PNA rising and NAO/AO going up. -5 AO too before it rises, which is very significant.
  25. SnoSki14
    Getting reports between 5-7" in Hunterdon/Somerset counties where I'm located. I'm around 6" with light snow so it checks out.
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