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Major Nor'easter snow storm (possible top 20) Noon Wednesday-Noon Thursday Dec 16-17, 2020


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Great run for the coast(improvements). For those that threw in the towel you watch more post less.

wind direction is everything for the south shore. If we can keep as much north in the wind as possible and keep that CAD going it may never go above freezing. A great example is March 07. In some recent big storms we melted allot, If not all the front end thump snow. This will not be the case this time for those hoping for a white Christmas. With all the sleet and ice your talking pure glacier 

 

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One thing to watch tomorrow is if the 3km NAM idea of that snow shield hitting a wall near Sandy Hook and not really making it into the area til 23Z is correct.   There is a decent dry zone 5-7,000 feet but the air mass itself isn’t exactly a bone dry one overall and winds are more 050-060 in the lower levels vs 010-030.

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19 minutes ago, JoshSnow said:

We don’t want this storm to be too strong because otherwise it’ll punch through the confluence and give us all rain! 995-1000 millibar isn’t that strong but it’s strong enough to give you 35-40 mph gusts and heavy snow. The confluence should hold steady with a storm like this. 

True.  Thanks. 

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