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Possible Record Breaking Cold + Snow Sunday 1/25 - Tuesday 1/27


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I don't see how this can go that wrong for like 90% of the subforum, the Icon is super amped and still 6+ inches, the gfs is flat crap and still 6+ inches. 

 

I'm conservative in the sense I'm not expecting 12+ area wide although I guess the 12+ zone would be the part that will be fine tuned over the next few days.

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4 minutes ago, Winterweatherlover said:

I don't see how this can go that wrong for like 90% of the subforum, the Icon is super amped and still 6+ inches, the gfs is flat crap and still 6+ inches. 

 

I'm conservative in the sense I'm not expecting 12+ area wide although I guess the 12+ zone would be the part that will be fine tuned over the next few days.

Guess we’ll find out soon enough. I’ve seen “locked in” storms fail and I’ve seen “dead” storms come back to life in this very time frame more than a few times over the years. Just IMO the NWS doesn’t think this is locked in just yet if they are launching Hurricane Hunter recon flights and beefing up weather balloon launches to get better data sampling for the models

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2 minutes ago, snowman19 said:

Guess we’ll find out soon enough. I’ve seen “locked in” storms fail and I’ve seen “dead” storms come back to life in this very time frame more than a few times over the years. Just IMO the NWS doesn’t think this is locked in just yet if they are launching Hurricane Hunter recon flights and beefing up weather balloon launches to get better data sampling for the models

I guess it also depends how we define "fail."

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8 minutes ago, snowman19 said:

Guess we’ll find out soon enough. I’ve seen “locked in” storms fail and I’ve seen “dead” storms come back to life in this very time frame more than a few times over the years. Just IMO the NWS doesn’t think this is locked in just yet if they are launching Hurricane Hunter recon flights and beefing up weather balloon launches to get better data sampling for the models

2/20/25

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1 hour ago, TJW014 said:

Anybody making snow maps before Friday AM is an idiot. If you want to make note of potential hazards? Sure, but I better not see numbers on a map

Boy that's over reactive. You need your weather outlets to be within 48 hours before you want them to make a forecast? 

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Just based on historical climo alone.  I know of no cases other than Jan 87 2/11/94 and 2/2014 where the area saw 8 plus near the coast then flipped over.  I guess you can argue 2/2008 but that was not a setup like this.  In general this type of setup is all snow most of the time NYC vicinity north

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4 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

NYC will get 8-12. I dont like the warming trend. Hopefully it cools down.

18z Euro has a front end thump of 7-10” for coastal areas before going to a lighter wintry mix.  Inland areas get 10-15”+.  The main feature is SLP that is tucked into the Delmarva and southern NJ coast.  This is still a significant storm for the area.

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1 minute ago, Tatamy said:

18z Euro has a front end thump of 7-10” for coastal areas before going to a lighter wintry mix.  Inland areas get 10-15”+.  The main feature is SLP that is tucked into the Delmarva and southern NJ coast.  This is still a significant storm for the area.

Defintely and I will be happy with that.

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3 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

Nothing we can do about it. I really don't want inches of sleet though, that would really suck. 

Yeah, this is a frozen event but sleet could do a huge number on reducing accumulations. Still it’s much better than freezing rain which would be horrific. 

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I’m not buying the warmup many weather/news outlets are projecting. I can see some sleet on the back end. But News12 just projected a map where it has temps going into the 30s Sunday evening for all of LI and NYC. Really just don’t see that happening but what do I know, I’m an amateur at this 

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22 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

Just based on historical climo alone.  I know of no cases other than Jan 87 2/11/94 and 2/2014 where the area saw 8 plus near the coast then flipped over.  I guess you can argue 2/2008 but that was not a setup like this.  In general this type of setup is all snow most of the time NYC vicinity north

2014 was Nemo? 

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Just now, Prue11 said:

2013. Started as heavy rain then flipped to snow around dusk 

No, it was about a foot of snow then rain at midnight then back to snow and temperatures dropping like a rock.  Cars stranded on 347. Bulldozers and anything that could be used was used. 

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5 minutes ago, BoulderWX said:

Yeah, this is a frozen event but sleet could do a huge number on reducing accumulations. Still it’s much better than freezing rain which would be horrific. 

Yeah but 4-6" of snow plus 1-2" of pure sleet on top when temps are like 20F would still be quite bad. 

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Just now, wthrmn654 said:

No, it was about a foot of snow then rain at midnight then back to snow and temperatures dropping like a rock.  Cars stranded on 347. Bulldozers and anything that could be used was used. 

I was working in Melville at the time and was living in kings park at the time. It rained all day then turned to snow when I left work at 4pm. You sure you’re not thinking of another storm?

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2 minutes ago, wthrmn654 said:

Or Juno idk which storm it was

Def wasn’t Nemo. Maybe Juno. Nemo dropped over 2’+ in nearly all of suffolk. Medford was the jackpot with 32” and I think orient had over 30”

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Just now, Prue11 said:

Def wasn’t Nemo. Maybe Juno. Nemo dropped over 2’ on n nearly all of LI. Medford was the jackpot with 32”

All i know is it happened after sandy cause we were closed for 6 months and when it hit it was bad with snow rain to heavy snow,  with so much icy mess buried.  

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