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5 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

It's SE and weaker.

Coastalwx's melt really worked!  He managed to take this from 12"+ up here to his backyard.

Something tells me that this will be the one storm that everyone is going to downplay, including the models and it will end up a huge positive bust.  

We’ve been cranking under that band for the past 3 hours.  Finally, the valley snow hole gets in on some goods

the radar hasnt looked that bad last few hrs overhead its just lots of tiny needle like flakes that dont really add up

Yeah.  and we are not that far from you and e are getting clobbered.  Whiteout right now

the 21z HRR on NCEP is significantly more west with precip shield than the 20z

Interesting that the HRRR/RPM etc are wayyyyyy southeast. I wonder what's doing it. 

convective feedback??

Bottom line people. That deformation band is going to sit over an area for an extended time where it pivots and when the storm stalls. If you are lucky enough to be under it, it's the difference between 18" and 30+"

wow. Nice job Ryan. And you are not a debby downer, just a good meteorologist.

Craig Allen, respected met out of NY just said that this will easily go down as a top 5 in NYC