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Snow Potential Dec 26-27


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2 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

There’s often subsidence on either side of an intense band. The models show this. It doesn’t mean other areas can’t do well but the 8”+ zone is probably less than 50 miles wide.

Oh definitely if we are talking 8+ I agree and I agree with your general line although possibly even a bit further NE of there. This just won't be a scenario where someone gets 8 and 50 miles away gets almost nothing. 

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4 minutes ago, wthrmn654 said:

Winter storm warning updated,  to give eastern Suffolk county the biggest potential totals of 6-10 inches now lol. The irony of starting with no watch to this. 

This storm setup has always favored places like Eastern LI especially the north shore of Suffolk given the sleet line coming from the SW usually creeps a bit more NE than modeled. 

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5 minutes ago, Winterweatherlover said:

Oh definitely if we are talking 8+ I agree and I agree with your general line although possibly even a bit further NE of there. This just won't be a scenario where someone gets 8 and 50 miles away gets almost nothing. 

That absolutely will happen in NJ

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NWS Mount Holly is rightfully bearish imo in Central and northern New Jersey. It's the time for nowcasting, so we'll be watching that sleet line move in real time, but I'm surprised NWS New York has 8" for Central Park out of this. Just not a typical situation

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3 minutes ago, Krs4Lfe said:

NWS Mount Holly is rightfully bearish imo in Central and northern New Jersey. It's the time for nowcasting, so we'll be watching that sleet line move in real time, but I'm surprised NWS New York has 8" for Central Park out of this. Just not a typical situation

One factor in the citys favor here is it's cold before the storm and below freezing throughout the whole storm. I don't think CPK is getting 8 but its not a particularly bad setup for accumulation in the boroughs, the real question is rates and if and when it flips to sleet. 

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Much of NE NJ, NYC, and Long Island:

▪Total Snowfall: 5 to 9” likely, locally 11” possible. Highest amounts more likely across northern sections of NYC/NJ metro and central and eastern LI. Sleet may briefly mix in for areas south of I78 in NJ and south shore of NYC and western LI this evening.

▪Timing: Light snow may start as early as 3pm. Heavy snowfall between 6pm and 2am. Light snow late tonight into Saturday morning, tapering off by midday. ▪Peak Snowfall Rates: 1-2”/hrlikely for a 2-5 hrperiod between 6pm and 2am. Rates could briefly exceed 2”/hr, particularly across central-eastern LI.

▪Temperatures/Snow Character: Upper 20s to lower 30s. A dry and powdery snow to start, likely becoming wetter through the night. ▪Impacts: Difficult travel from intense snowfall rates, snow-covered roads and visibilities reduced down to ¼ mile at times, particularly between 6pm and 2am. Isolated downed tree branches and power outages possible due to snow load. 

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1 minute ago, Winterweatherlover said:

This is the worst case scenario, it's unlikely but it's been right with warm tounges before. Honestly im more worried about mixing in the in NYC and even the LHV than eastern LI in this setup so the NAM scenario wouldnt entirely shock me. 

3k Nam is better

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