I think 6 hours. There’s high end potential here because of the positioning of the trough/SE Ridge, some blocking remaining in place and amplitude of the trough/ridge. I’d give it some more time but definitely KU potential.
Light snow, another coating on top of what fell. I’ll go with the 11” others in my area have since it was tough to measure and I think some blowing snow/stuff got onto my table I use to measure. What a mess. I wonder what liquid equivalents people have?
That's impossible. Must have somehow gotten to 32 from snywx land to Boston? I thought it was guaranteed 20-1 ratios when temps were in the single digits and teens? No freaking way!!
This will be dense glop that becomes a glacier. And we’ll have piles from it that resemble the 18”+ north and west since it has the same water content. Very high impact event here and roads will be a disaster for a while.
When the lifting sucks and there's nothing to seed the clouds with, you can get freezing drizzle/light freezing rain. The heavier stuff to the west will likely be sleet when it gets here.
I doubt highly we make it to freezing. Maybe upper 20s. But looking likely we get a glaze overnight on top, probably when the main slug of precip moves out.
It’s not, it’s based on distance from the radar site-radar beam elevation. Way out east it’s showing that once the radar beam reaches probably 6000 feet or so it’s picking up a mix. I don’t have the tool to show the radar beam elevation so far from the radar site but it must be about 6000 feet or so. In N NJ it’s closer to the radar site and the radar beam is at a lower elevation which is how it picks it up.
We have precip to come, mostly sleet for a few more hours, maybe up to 0.5” liquid which could be 1.5” sleet. On LI looks like there will be some freezing rain/drizzle. This will be a disaster overnight and tomorrow to clear when it all congeals up.