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SnoSki14

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  1. EPS supports CONUS wide torch, Pacific jet howling as MJO approaches warmer phases. But sure whatever you say. Colder air will hold off until after the New Year.
  2. Complete inferno. 60s & 70s Xmas week?
  3. Wow what an inferno, December 2015-esque.
  4. Mostly yes, they'll be some mixed precip at the onset but for NYC proper it'll mainly be a cold rain atm. It's the areas just N&W that'll deal with icy conditions.
  5. Having dews in the teens right now is a little concerning. WWA is up for my county though it's very borderline as the icing problems should be just north of us.
  6. In the 2010s? March is when winter starts for NYC metro. The cold/snowy Nov & March has been one of the most consistent pattern couplets this decade.
  7. It'll be close temp wise but yes the northern 1/3 of NJ into CT could deal with very messy conditions. Hopefully things trend warmer. Generally anyone near 30F with dews in the teens currently will have problems later today and especially tomorrow.
  8. Wow that's horrendous. Isotherm will score big time if that's correct. SNE should be very thankful for those snow events.
  9. December will hoist a positive anomaly if Euro/EPS are correct. Both show a torch pattern after the midweek cold blast passes. December could end up +1.5 or better.
  10. It reinforces my point that there's a lack of cold present. Only NW areas will get snow/ice, probably 30+ miles from the city. SNE should score.
  11. Temps were well above the forecast this morning. Only got down to 34F. This will be an all rain event from NYC south.
  12. If NYC's temps are 35+ tomorrow morning then you aren't gonna see much.
  13. The Pacific jet pattern has really wiped out any Arctic air for us. Normally we would be seeing much colder temps right now in the wake of the last system. This should've been a good SWFE but because there's no cold air to be found we're scraping the barrel again. Anyways definitely keep an eye on temps tonight. If they're on the warmer side then the system will end up warmer. If they're colder then it'll be colder.
  14. I think we'll get some Atlantic blocking that pairs well a few times with a so-so Pacific + climo to give us decent snows in January.
  15. Not looking forward to the cold midweek. That's a potent though thankfully brief shot of arctic air. Highs in the mid 20s with lows in the mid to low teens look likely.
  16. Yeah my biggest concern is FRZA. Surface cold looks to hold around 28-31F for a long time before warming. Those just N&W could be in for a miserable travel day.
  17. A fast Pacific flow + extreme blocking is one of the best results a la 2010/2011 but that's a very rare combination. In almost every other instance you'd want a more favorable Pacific over the Atlantic. Even the worst Atlantic pattern can be saved by a good Pacific.
  18. Usually these trend north last minute but that's a pretty steep AO/NAO drop being depicted so it could actually trend south/colder as we get closer.
  19. Gonna have to watch that closely. I think ice is a much bigger concern obviously as surface temps will be very slow to warm.
  20. The Euro is just torching the country under a fast Pacific jet pattern. The northeast has basically been an ice cube in an ocean of lava this month. The blocking will probably continue to offset the torch for us but it wouldn't surprise me if we still ended up with a positive anomaly.
  21. GFS showing more front end snows next week. Surface cold is quite strong.
  22. Nam showing 2.5-4" amounts in eastern sections. The train of Pacific driven storms seems endless this month.
  23. That's a shame, but I guess the last rainstorm really cleared you guys out.
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