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The problem with this system from the beginning has been the lack of cold air. I think it can still be a major Nor'easter, with or without the snow.
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If the storm is near Nantucket or the Cape, I would think we will get more of a Northerly wind. The problem would be how heavy the precip is.
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I think some folks live and die to much on each run of each model. To me it has been pretty much the same for days. There will be an intense low off the east coast that looks to be somewhere near the Cape at some point or possibly near Nantucket. It looks to be east but retrograde back toward the coast. As far as I am concerned it is still very uncertain as to who gets what. There have been times when it is closer to the coast which probably would have been rain on Long Island where I am.
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I'm not seeing this as a terrible Euro run. It is east of the Cape but retrogrades back to the Cape. Maybe allows a more cold air to infiltrate our area.
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Snow has broken out near Dulles airport, which is about 20 miles west of D.C.
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The precip here is very intensity sensitive. When it lightens up all rain, comes down a little harder and snow mixes in. 36 degrees.
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The threat for snow in some areas may or may not happen. The intensity of this storm, however, may produce other threats, like very strong winds and coastal flooding.
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The precip here is very intensity sensitive. When it lightens up all rain, comes down a little harder and snow mixes in. Down to 36 degrees.
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Rain mixing with snow here, 36.5 degrees
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CMC, GFS and Euro all have very intense Nor'easter off our shores now. Could be real interesting. If there was more cold air in place, might have been a good snowstorm from DC to Boston.
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Not long ago New England was in the zone, now Jersey and NYC area looking a little better. As you say, won't take much to include you guys. Still so much uncertainty however.
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The thing is with cold arctic air to the north and west of the storm, it makes the storm more intense and a much wider area of heavy snow and wind. With no cold air, yes it can snow with heavier precip. falling, especially inland. It is like shoveling cement if it even accumulates. As was mentioned earlier, we had a lot of good winters while the west suffered, this year is their year.
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If there was only some decent cold air around.
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To me it looks like starting this weekend and going into next week there is storm activity off the east coast. Still very uncertain as to the outcome of any of these storms. I don't think anyone can say for sure what the outcome will be. At least there is something to follow, better than most of this winter.
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About a 1/4 inch here.
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Decent snows as you go up the Hudson Valley. Looks like Kingston-Saugerties area about 3-5 inches and the Albany vincinity anywhere from 6-12 inches.
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Very windy here last night, peak gust 46mph. Plenty of rain 1.23 inches.
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I'm sure the tall buildings can keep totals down, especially if your down wind.
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At least that's a little better than what I heard earlier.
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Yea it seems hard to believe they would only end up with 1.3 inches.
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about 2.5 here
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I heard 1.3 inches but not 100% positive if that is official.
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Columbus Circle webcam near Central Park: https://www.earthcam.com/usa/newyork/columbuscircle/?cam=columbus_circle
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1.5 inches here, still snowing, 32.6 degrees. Roads slushy and side roads snow covered.
