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


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3 minutes ago, Roger Smith said:

Starting to think the result will be a very sharp gradient of snowfall amounts, something like 4-6" JFK, 6-8" NYC, 8-10" LGA, 10-12" Bronx, 12-14" White Plains and 14-18" lower Hudson valley. Those gradients will then run in a generally w.s.w. direction across NJ into e PA. The axis of heaviest snow still where I thought earlier, Allentown to Catskills to n/c CT to e/c MA. These sharp gradients will also show up on Long Island from south to north shore with a range from 4 to 10 inches, and in s CT, RI and se MA. If the storm begins colder than modelled then possibly these phase changes will hit later in the precip cycle, I would still expect the change-overs in some areas but snowfall totals could then be 2 or 3 inches higher before the phase changes. 

Somebody was asking about lightning during this event, would not be surprised if there was widespread thundersnow mid-day Sunday, about when the coastal low is deepening fastest.

Disagree. I think even JFK gets at least 8”. Maybe LGA gets 10”, but I don’t see JFK at 4 and LGA at 12”. It’s never happened before and doesn’t make sense here either. 

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9 minutes ago, psv88 said:

Disagree. I think even JFK gets at least 8”. Maybe LGA gets 10”, but I don’t see JFK at 4 and LGA at 12”. It’s never happened before and doesn’t make sense here either. 

For trivia, the biggest daily snowfall difference between JFK and LGA is 8.5". On February 17, 2003, JFK saw 21.6" while LGA saw 13.1".

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15 minutes ago, WeatherGeek2025 said:

The cold front is rolling through. You can feel it. It's windy and the temperature dropped like 3° rather than like 10 minutes.

Yep, can definitely start to feel it. We still have some snow on the ground here so I guess this will count as snow on snow. Still a couple inches in my backyard. 

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18 minutes ago, psv88 said:

Disagree. I think even JFK gets at least 8”. Maybe LGA gets 10”, but I don’t see JFK at 4 and LGA at 12”. It’s never happened before and doesn’t make sense here either. 

Yep, and I think Pivotal maps don’t count sleet as snow, so I could imagine there being up to a couple inches of sleet on top since sleet is a 3:1 liquid ratio. 0.6” of water as sleet would be almost 2”. 

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9 minutes ago, WestBabylonWeather said:

Looking at weather.gov in shock 

the entire states of Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, NJ, Delaware, NY, CT, Massachusetts, and RI have winter storm warnings state wide 

You could drive from the Texas/Mexico border to north central Vermont right now and be under a WSW the entire way. Wild.

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