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Extreme Cold, Snow & Sleet: SECS 1/25 - 1/26


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Really sharp cutoff on the NAM from about 14 inches to 7 inches (Kuchera) right around my house.  Not too concerned about that at the moment...guessing that will move one way or the other, and that the cutoff line isn't likely to be as stationary as the NAM depicts it, so that there's likely to be more gradually decreasing totals.

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I think it’s really only 2 things at this point that will determine what’s going to happen here….

1. Where does the low transfer to the coast? That transfer point makes all the difference

2. Where does the sleet line reach. Part of that is affected by the transfer location and another is how long it takes to push out the dense cold air in place at the mid levels.

One thing is very clear, the QPF has steady increased from most models averaging 0.8-1.1 to now 1.5+. That’s a substantial increase in the amount of moisture and potential snowfall. I honestly wouldn’t be surprised with 18-24 inch totals somewhere in the northern subs.


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NAM! Great to see the primary shift south. Sweet run! The sleet is usually north of where 3rd party graphics show it, so the 3km is probably closer to reality with that run. But it's huge to reverse the north/warming trend that it was showing for several runs! And this run introduces more lingering snows into Monday!

Also saw last night's ICON - wow. RRFS also shifted south but yikes on the Euro. Could be a big gradient across CNJ or SENY. LFG

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1 minute ago, eduggs said:

NAM! Great to see the primary shift south. Sweet run! The sleet is usually north of where 3rd party graphics show it, so the 3km is probably closer to reality with that run. But it's huge to reverse the north/warming trend that it was showing for several runs! And this run introduces more lingering snows into Monday!

Also saw last night's ICON - wow. RRFS also shifted south but yikes on the Euro. Could be a big gradient across CNJ or SENY. LFG

I would count on more adjustments probably south still too early to be sure about anything though IMO. I think the GFS has the best handle on this now and it has been consistent for days now.

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