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


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2 minutes ago, nycsnow said:

staten island about to hit 6 inches… NAM had that as the total lol

See this is another factor. I admit I am overly focused on the warm tongue, however if the rates overperform it will compensate.

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4 minutes ago, nycsnow said:

staten island about to hit 6 inches… NAM had that as the total lol

The NAM has had about 0.5" QPF as snow for Staten Island for several cycles. I'm not sure how much melted liquid has fallen there. It might not end up so far off when the mix begins. With good ratios to begin that could easily end up as 8" of snow.

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10 minutes ago, TriPol said:

Too early to score GFS for the coup against all the other models... 

The GFS clearly performed terribly. If shifted significantly northward for 8 cycles in a row to catch up to the rest of guidance. DCA is not getting 18" of snow. They already flipped.

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The mid-level warm surge is setting up through SEPA progged to head towards north central NJ. NYC east should be a little cooler or later to warm. The latest few HRRR runs are really trying to push the sleet line back south after 22z or so. Looks really close for Passaic Co. to southern Westchester.

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To monitor:

Speed of warm tongue.

Snowfall rates.

How much snow mixes with the sleet. You can accumulate at a 50/50 rate, albeit will be slow. Again March 2017 had 7.5 inches before Thundersleet. A couple hours later 9.5 inches!!

So accumulation may not just stop when the mix starts.

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