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


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28 minutes ago, Prue11 said:

Jim cantore just mentioned this and was why he was concerned now with ZR in the city an south and east

To his credit he did mention a couple days ago this had bust potential for DC through NYC due to more mixing.

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1 hour ago, jm1220 said:

It’s not going to rain on LI (plain rain) outside of maybe Montauk. This kind of cold surface air won’t be dislodged unless we had a strong prolonged onshore flow. I could maybe see freezing rain for a time but the back half of this storm is probably sleet. NJ gets that prolonged onshore flow so south of Tom’s River it might really change to rain. 

I am hating being the dividing line here in TR. 

At this point I assume warm air wins.  It always does and this means maybe 5” along the coast

Would prefer a sleet fest over a slop fest. Both suck to clean, but at least it can give you that mood snow feeling

I was in such a good mood a few days ago and now I feel foolish for thinking there would be no major changeover 

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1 minute ago, Miller A said:

I am hating being the dividing line here in TR. 

At this point I assume warm air wins.  It always does and this maybe 5” along the coast

Would prefer a sleet fest over a slop fest. Both suck to clean, but at least it can give you that mood snow feeling

I was in such a good mood a few days ago and now I feel foolish for thinking there would be no major changeover 

Unfortunately with the late developing coastal, you have easterly winds for a while which warm up the surface. 

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5 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

Don't trust the Nam right now 

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The NAM is prone to very large run to run swings, even in the short term and it usually overdoes everything which leads to wild solutions at times. I can think of only one event where it was very different from the consensus and ended up being right. Very few mets use it to make a forecast. It’s primarily fun to look at. It does have its usefulness but I certainly wouldn’t favor it over other guidance.

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3 minutes ago, sussexcountyobs said:

Was going to post his video earlier. He's not wavering on his forecast. He's my go to Met. Watch his daily video every morning when I get to work and have my coffee at 5:45 am.

Hes very intelligent 

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Glad Mt Holly lowered the totals back to a likelier range, the storm is just too amped and on an awkward track for Central / South Central NJ to properly cash in. I’m hoping this breaks positive for the city proper, they deserve it hardcore right now. 

Northern crew, enjoy what is hopefully a kickass storm! 

I’ll be around in the storm thread with updates from my location (the ass end of the metro as I affectionately refer to it), later guys. 

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Just now, SnowGoose69 said:

The one reason I can argue the NAM may be wrong is almost every other model shows insane snow rates ahead of the changeover line.  If that happens it’s likely the NAM is too fast on the changeover to sleet 

Right. I briefly mention that last night with the insane rates prior to a changeover. It’s like the NAM just forgets it unlike all the other models that show 2-4” rates a couple hours prior to sleet. 

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13 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

It's not an apples to apples comparison for us though though sure there's some reason to be skeptical of its output 

Forky is usually spot on and has not provided an update from when stated " not worried high is in a perfect spot".

So until he changes.....

 

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