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Ukmets the outlier, if it scores a coupe I will give up on all model guidance lol

GFS sort of in it's camp now, but the UKmet has definitely been the farthest north the last few days.  I'm not saying rule it out either, i dont love the lack of blocking,  my point was it just seems silly to toss half the model suite.

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12Z Summary

 

Sun (2/2) - Mon (2/3) Storm.  Start: Sunday 5- 10PM / End: Mon evening.

 

NYC (5 boroughs / EWR/ CNJ N of 195))

QPF / Pcc type snow totals

 

NAM: 1.25 - 1.50 (3 - 6 front end, mix, rain to snow)

GFS :  1.25 - 1.50  (2 - 4, mix, rain to snow)

GEFS:  missed

GGEM:  1.50+  (6 - 12, snow to mix to heavy snow)

UKMET:  1.50+  ( 3- 6 snow to rain, back to heavy snow)

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The surface is warm for LI. Mid 30's. Your analysis with this entire event has been awful.

i said it once and i will say it again...there will never be a time where nyc is getting hammered by the ccb and the north shore hills of Li are raining...so that wouldnt verify

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GGEM 30 mm of snow at KNYC between the front and back. Not sure who said long island would rain under the CCB on long Island. That was just awful analysis

Great works guys.

 

 

I hope you mean LE, since 30 mm of snow is about 1.2" of snow...

 

 

Move decimal point to the right one spot....30mm = 3cm = 12 inches

 

sorry, but 30 mm = 3 cm = 1.2" - it's only 12" of snow if he's talking about liquid equivalents and he said "snow" not LE.  

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