FOR US IN THE NORTH -
Snow accumulations from this storm will be highest in the
Catskills where 1.5 to 3 feet are possible. Throughout the
Mohawk and Upper Hudson Valley, totals will range from 12-18
inches. Slightly lower accumulations of 8-12 inches in the Mid-
Hudson Valley and Western Adirondacks are likely, with locally
lower accumulations of 6-8 inches around Poughkeepsie. Finally,
Southern Vermont and the Berkshires could also see upwards of
12-18 inches with locally higher amounts of 20 inches or
greater. In addition to significant snowfall totals as a result
of this storm, high winds can be expected Tuesday and
Wednesday.
This storm will bring significant impacts to the entirety of our
CWA. Mild temperatures prior to substantial wetbulbing will lead
to snow that is very wet and heavy for the first part of the
storm. This heavy, wet snow (SLRs around 8 to 10:1) can be
expected Monday afternoon/evening through Tuesday morning
before a transition to cooler temperatures helps to increase
SLRs (upwards of 12 to 15:1) Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday
morning.