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jayyy

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  1. The western flank of that mega band is right up against the bay. Wonder if any of those make their way into Baltimore as the low approaches
  2. Heavy snow, 31F - Asbury park The beach cams up and down the coast from ocean city md to point pleasant are wild. Ortley Beach, 30 mins south of where I am, is getting smoked.
  3. Man, Baltimore is going to get real close. Once the 500low closes off and pulls the coastal west a bit around OBX’s latitude, it’s hard to see Baltimore not getting some hours of solid snow. CAPE - pretty sure those higher totals may verify out your way. Radar is quite promising
  4. Heavy snow on the immediate coast is sweet. Feeling kinda cute. Might jebwalk to the boardwalk tomorrow.
  5. It’s going to be awfully close. Zero doubt in my mind CAPE gets the goods.
  6. Thank you! 10-14” is my call up this way. They should have it all cleared out in time for me to drive back Sunday evening. Bust risk on both ends is quite high I reckon. NWS has a BW up for 10-18. We shall see
  7. Snow has finally made its way over here to Asbury Park. 32 degrees, but it feels a lot colder (24F windchill)
  8. Looking for the radar between Wilmington and charlotte NC to begin filling in as the coastal gets cranking
  9. I’d be clinging onto the same notion. They certainly have a 10x better shot than DC to BAL
  10. I can only imagine. I think it may bust big time in Boston proper. Seen this saw and dance before. One model camp shows 6” and another showing 30”. Rarely ends with the latter for them. These setups can go very wrong, very quickly for BOS, while the hamptons over to cape cod still cash in. December 2000 comes to mind here. Miller B transfer situation. Widespread 10-20+ with 30” lollies all around NYC (NNJ, NYC, Western LI, extreme W CT) while Boston, RI and coastal SNE saw 4-6”. Still think where I am in coastal NJ should do ok
  11. Lived up in this area (nyc surrounding area) long enough growing up to know that the current look at h5 and position of the surface low means a monster storm is coming for roughly Trenton and points ENE tomorrow. Absolute textbook setup. Excited to watch the bands come off the Atlantic tomorrow. Will try and capture some pics for y’all.
  12. If it heads directly to where the isobars are pointing, that wouldn’t be half bad as far as positioning is concerned.
  13. Radar appears to be consolidating a bit. Perhaps a bit further south and less expensive than was shown last night on the 12k nam, but it looks awfully similar so far
  14. Eek. That’s def further SE than we’d like to see the coastal pop if it’s going NNE from there. Tucked inside near SC would have been ideal. Let’s see that 500 low close off along the coast to pull the surface low back as close as humanly possible
  15. is all of that heavy precip just off the coast of Wilmington, NC from the initial NS wave? Or is that the beginnings of our coastal? Reason I ask is because that precip is moving NE
  16. Yep. Been peeping in at my cam during my drive, and snow has continued in some way shape or form since about 5 AM at my place. Stickage should improve drastically as we head into the 6-7 o’clock hour and the radar lights up a bit. Been pretty to look at though
  17. What? No, “is that an early phase on the wv loop” post yet?! I’m disappointed made it to my destination… now we wait.
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