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I would consider both NNJ deathbands that gave NYC some decent snow but not a jackpot like the others. They also didn't get huge amounts of snow in April 2003 or November 2012 due to the surface being warm, but radar showed a deathband stalled over the city for 4-5 hrs both times with a couple SN+ obs.

That one banded through north central Jersey. Almost a repeat of December 2000 with warmer temps.

List of NYC death bands in the last 50 years. I might be missing a few. 2/11/1983 2/10/1994 1/8/1996 2/16/1996 4/7/2003 2/12/2006 2/25/2010 12/26/2010 1/26/2011 11/7/2012 1/23/2016 2/23/2026

Have we ever had a widespread 6" from a storm with no low pressure whatsoever?

Guess we'll have to wait for the St Patties day blizzard.

Improved by an ass hair I guess

Its more south than east. Probably just as good for us.

Yeah but it has no discernible impact on the short term forecast, contrary to what some may imply.

Can we stop talking about LA Nina? Thanks.

Snowiccane 2.0

The low is deforming over you guys. Its very circular off the Jersey shore and becomes a classic ellipse elongated NW to SE near the cape.

This is the most April 97 looking 500mb low Ive seen for you guys since April 97.

Precip shield is more spread out to the northwest ths run instead of concentrated over snj. Makes the forecast easier.

1002mb to 977mb in 12 hrs

Nam is still playing catchup with the amplitude of the western ridge.