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Extreme Cold, Snow & Sleet: SECS 1/24 - 1/26


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the NAM SHOULD be an improvement over 6z, the s/w is flatter over the ARKLATEX region, so it should help to dampen the strengthening of the initial low... But then again, I thought 00z was an improvement early on too, so yeah...

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the NAM SHOULD be an improvement over 6z, the s/w is flatter over the ARKLATEX region, so it should help to dampen the strengthening of the initial low... But then again, I thought 00z was an improvement early on too, so yeah...

It's a big improvement


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Good to see the NAM get slightly colder and bump the QPF up. With the heavy snow burst to start it should work to hold the warm air back a little at 750-800mb that would flip us over. I don’t think it’s a coincidence the lighter QPF models also flipped us quicker. Becoming a little more confident at least the northern parts of NYC/LI and toward I-80 get the higher end of 8-12”. 

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Just now, jm1220 said:

Good to see the NAM get slightly colder and bump the QPF up. With the heavy snow burst to start it should work to hold the warm air back a little at 750-800mb that would flip us over. I don’t think it’s a coincidence the lighter QPF models also flipped us quicker. Becoming a little more confident at least the northern parts of NYC/LI and toward I-80 get the higher end of 8-12”. 

Yup the more intense the precip the more it'll fight back against mixing. 

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