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SACRUS

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  1. Still would watch strong front Christmas eve into Christmas , kind that can go from 50s and rain to temp crash and heavy snow as front moves through. Looks very cold Christmas - 12/28 before we warm back up.
  2. Kind of 3 parts looking likely for N/C-NJ and NYC/NE-NJ Snow arrives between 3 and 5 PM - midnight : 3 - 5 inches Mix with sleet between 10PM and 3/4AM : 1 - 3 inches pending on sleet duration and mix 4Am - 11AM : back to snow and perhaps best part of the storm wind whipped powedery snow: 3 - 5 inches (local spots could get more under good banding) 7 - 13 inches (EWR/NYC) 7
  3. we'll likely go from a very warm 12/22-24 then strong arctic front Christmas timeframe. Wonder if there is some rain - temps crash and some snow at the end. 12/25 - 28 looks cold then warming up to end the year?
  4. UKIE 40MM / 1.55" looks mostly snow nyc /winds strong too http://img.meteocentre.com/models/ukmet_amer_00/PN_D5_TS_TT_P1_UV_UU_VV_METE_1000_NewYork.png
  5. Yes still kicking around. Back in town from winter abode.
  6. looking like a start time of between 3 and 6pm Wed and ends by noonish on Thursday. Best rates and heaviest bands 10PM - 4Am. QPF : 1.15 - 1.45 = 8 - 14 inches looks like a good bet north of Freehold into Newark / NYC
  7. Looks colder Nov 17 - 20th before moderation/warming. Made it 80 yesterday will see of we can exceed that today.
  8. Lots of chlly air building into the Lakes and MW, once the trough clears the coast Id say we see a 3 - 5 day much below normal to open November.
  9. 10/20 New Brnswck: 74 EWR: 72 LGA: 72 TEB: 72 NYC: 71 ACY: 71 PHL: 71 BLM: 71 JFK: 70 TTN: 70 ISP: 69
  10. 10/17 EWR: 63 LGA: 62 JFK: 62 New Brnswck: 62 PHL: 61 ACY: 61 TEB: 61 ISP: 60 BLM: 60 NYC: 59 TTN: 59
  11. 10/16 ACY: 68 BLM: 66 ISP: 66 PHL: 66 LGA: 66 NYC: 66 New Brnswck: 65 JFK: 64 EWR: 64 TEB: 63 TTN: 62
  12. That 10/24 - 10/28 period could see some wild weather if the long range guidance progs are correct, not before about 7 - 8 days of warmth with bif ridge along the EC.
  13. 10/15 EWR: 77 New Brnswck: 76 BLM: 75 TEB: 75 PHL: 75 TTN: 74 ACY: 73 LGA: 73 NYC: 71 JFK: 70 ISP: 69
  14. 10/14 ACY: 72 PHL: 72 LGA: 71 New Brnswck: 71 EWR: 71 BLM: 71 TEB: 70 JFK: 69 TTN: 69 ISP: 67 NYC: 67
  15. After a few warm dry days Wed (10/14) and Thu (10/15) front comes through Friday and ECM still has a brief 48 hour frost / freeze chilly weather this coming Sat (10/17) and Sun (10/18). back and forth with more warmth 10-/19 - 10/22 with more chill pushing east briefly by 10/23. We'll see looks bias warm on the coast with the core of the cool west into GL/MW/OV.
  16. 10/11 ACY: 70 JFK: 69 LGA: 68 New Brnswck: 68 EWR: 68 BLM: 67 NYC: 67 PHL: 67 TEB: 66 TTN: 66 ISP: 66v
  17. Clouds ahead of the remnants of Delta overspreading the area. Rain arrived this evening and heaviest rains look overnight into the early afternoon tomorrow. Widespread 2 inches (+). Slow to clear front out Tuesday before some more dry and sunny weather Wed - Friday (near normal). ECM continues to show a chilly but brief weekend (10/17-18) before the back and forth col warm follows the week of 10/19. Looks overall warm between a warmth and cool shots bias cool northwest of the region with stronger perhaps longer east coast ridging towards the last week of the month.
  18. Yesterdays highs 10/10 PHL: 74 ACY: 74 LGA: 73 EWR: 73 BLM: 73 TTN: 72 New Brnswck: 72 JFK: 71 TEB: 71 NYC: 71 ISP: 69
  19. Been the theme on some of the close in forecasts past few weekends. Satellite loop told a different story last night and early this AM. Clouds for most the day i80 south.
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