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29 here with a very light mixture of freezing rain and sleet.

30 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

I am going with a blend of the Euro/UK for now.  GFS I always toss til inside 24-30 on these events.  NAM cannot be trusted til it shows the same scenario 2-3 consecutive runs.  When the NAM consistently shows something big its usually right.  Any jumping back and forth and you can typically toss it

Are you going with the Ukmet idea of the deformation band down almost to the north Philly suburbs?

10 minutes ago, Ericjcrash said:

Nobody has a UK clown map?

If you are 30 to 40 miles or more to the north and west you get 1 to 2 feet.  0z was similar.

21 hours ago, Brasiluvsnow said:

Gravity it was quite an amazing ride,,,I am NOT exaggerating when I say in all my years of driving in snow this was by far the scariest and I have had some white knucklers . The sides of the road on grassy areas leading up to Windsor were white in areas but for the most part they had nothing and Im not sure when it happened but I was watching the temp on my dashboard much of the ride but it suddenly hit 30 degrees and EVERYTHING got white and the road was real bad.I had checked the weather reports and models and  I expected 1 to 3 or 2 - 4 in Binghamton but there was nothing in Binghamton when I drove thru, hardly a flake and I don't think I even had my wipers on. 

I had the same experience driving from Reading PA to Lancaster PA on Sunday morning.  Went from cloudy skies with temperatures near 40 to heavy snow with the temperature dropping to 34 in just a few miles.  The ground had about a half inch however there was slush covering the highway.  There is no significant elevation in that area however there was heavy snow with visibility down to 1/4 mile.  Scary thing is the other drivers were not slowing down as much as they needed to.

25 minutes ago, purduewx80 said:

Any posters in Montauk? There's a nice cluster of thunderstorms about to come in from the south.

I am not in Montauk today but I am in Lancaster PA.  Moderate snow falling which is sticking to all surfaces.  Light accumulations.

Moderate snow over here in Lancaster, PA.  34 degrees.  Light accumulations on all surfaces.

I am in NW Philadelphia at this time.  Steady light snow.  39 degrees.

On 11/3/2019 at 1:37 PM, NYCweatherNOW said:

 

23 minutes ago, David-LI said:

Definitely possible as radar shows lake effect snow clouds to our northwest

Have been seeing our 1st flurries of the season this morning.  There are some light snow showers scattered around in eastern PA and the NW suburbs of NYC.

50 minutes ago, NYCweatherNOW said:

euro is a hit

shows some snows for New York City and north more as you go north

Accumulating snows would be north and west of I287 on this run.

Many stations reporting gusts of 40 - 50 mph along the south shore now.

10 minutes ago, LongBeachSurfFreak said:

39.4 at the wantagh meso. Decent but still pretty meh after the event earlier this month. Let’s see if my theory of the winds dropping under the heaviest rain verifies. If it does strongest winds will be right ahead of the line

Your theory has verified out here.  Strongest gust to 36 mph just before the squall line hit.  Still gusts to about 20 mph with heavy rain, lightning and thunder as it passes through here.

35 mph just ahead of the bow echo.

Still 73 here with a recent wind gust to 33 mph.

Strongest wind gust I have seen on the south shore recently is 48 mph at Oak Beach.

Wind gusts in the dry slot out ahead of that feature are gusting up to 26 mph where I am in eastern PA.

Radars in central PA looking fairly impressive at this time with the squall line now passing to the east of the Harrisburg area.  Ground obs are indicating that the strongest winds are remaining aloft however.  Wind gusts in that area have maxed out in the 30 to 40 mph range so far.  

12z NAM is continuing to show the further north track for the Sunday event.  Looking like a washout for many if it verifies.

Final rain total for the event here is 2.71”

Strongest winds I could find recently along the south shore were 50 mph at Shinnecock inlet.  Winds appear to have lessened at places further west along the shore.

Still seeing wind gusts of 50 - 60 mph along the barrier beaches of the south shore.

1 minute ago, psv88 said:

Getting creamed in that heavy line here. Power off and on now. Really nasty in that line 

I am amazed that I have been able to get current reports from Fire Island tonight.  In any case the models did project these winds along the shore with this event.

Update- wind gust to 66 mph at Ocean Beach in the last 10 minutes.  Smith Point Bridge 59 mph

1 minute ago, nycsnow said:

Latest hrrrrr still says 60-70mph within next hour... not backing down 

Already happening along the south shore.

Update on the strong winds along the south shore

Point of Woods 51 mph

Cherry Grove 56 mph

Ocean Beach 61 mph

Wind gust to 33 mph in the past 15 minutes from the WNW.  Temp down to 53.  Storm total up to 2.64”