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


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Just now, EastonSN+ said:

I don't get why they put the highest amounts on their pinpoint 

Range versus pinpoint #s i like because it gives a better idea if the variables in the forecast where mix leads to lower end but more snow means higher end.  I believe that's the expected # for select locations. 

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Just now, NYER72 said:

so question from a lurker.  What is the difference between how the AI models adapt over time versus established? is it more pattern recognition versus manual calibration??

I’m not sure of the exact algorithm but it’s supposed to print out predictions based on analysis of similar storms in the past and gain experience and therefore better predictions in the future based on verifications. I’m sure it would evaluate similar patterns at 500mb, analogs etc to come up with the predictions. I’m not sure how it directly evaluates current atmospheric conditions to come up with the predictions but it seems to match up pretty well with the operational EC. 

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Just now, Winterweatherlover said:

the plus euro looks like a nice thump, the negative is it looks like it brings ZR into NYC/LI

Ironically is the developing coast which shoots the warm layer up. We would have been better off without it. Would have flipped but more snow ahead.

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2 minutes ago, EastonSN+ said:

I hate the 10 to 1 maps for southern areas. Ratios with the sleet mix will be less.

Hopefully the ratios start out above 10-1 when the column is still cold, so maybe we average out 10-1 before the sleet comes in. Some places north and west that stay all snow will likely average 15:1 type ratios given the amount of moisture in the snow growth zone and lift. 

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2 minutes ago, EastonSN+ said:

Ironically is the developing coast which shoots the warm layer up. We would have been better off without it. Would have flipped but more snow ahead.

I don't mind changing to sleet but changing to ZR would be a nightmare. I agree the coastal is more north this run which is why even the extreme coast of eastern SNE flips to rain at the end of this run.

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1 minute ago, kat5hurricane said:

VERY bullish, 10-12" areawide seems highly unlikely but they're in the process of lowering the numbers little by little, they were at 13-15" yesterday, so I expect them to continue lowering amounts as we near the event. 

8-14 nyc east I think looks good 

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4 minutes ago, Rmine1 said:

Plain rain creeping up to LI

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. 

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