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


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Good to see the NAM get slightly colder and bump the QPF up. With the heavy snow burst to start it should work to hold the warm air back a little at 750-800mb that would flip us over. I don’t think it’s a coincidence the lighter QPF models also flipped us quicker. Becoming a little more confident at least the northern parts of NYC/LI and toward I-80 get the higher end of 8-12”. 

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Just now, jm1220 said:

Good to see the NAM get slightly colder and bump the QPF up. With the heavy snow burst to start it should work to hold the warm air back a little at 750-800mb that would flip us over. I don’t think it’s a coincidence the lighter QPF models also flipped us quicker. Becoming a little more confident at least the northern parts of NYC/LI and toward I-80 get the higher end of 8-12”. 

Yup the more intense the precip the more it'll fight back against mixing. 

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1 hour ago, NEG NAO said:

ok I wrote that down you said 6 -12 tops - we should have a snowfall accumulation contest

i'll go one better.... i don't think it will even be that much. why? in my lifetime, when lots of sleet was on the table,  these big storms have topped out under 6, with the only exception being march 93, over 30 years ago and one of the biggest storms of the era. this one may be on that same level, though not the same kind of setup, and that could bring us to around 10-11 if enough snow falls. all my old skeptic friends at coffee this morning thought, seeing is believing. we're all retired, so we can afford to sit back with popcorn....but hey, i'm rooting for you, hope you're right. we could do with a good crush job. costco was cleaned out yesterday but wegman's had plenty of milk at 630 today....had to pick up some new flu and covid tests. bread was still a bit of an issue....i really don't think people need to panic, but if they need refills on meds, they should get them. they had plenty of salt too. 

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The 12z NAM was less amplified at 500 mb than the 6z run and it backed off on the push of the warmth aloft. It will be interesting to see the soundings changes. This should alleviate some of the worries concerning the New York City area and nearby suburbs. The warmth still reached parts of the Jersey Shore in a pretty big way. QPF also increased over 6z.

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7 minutes ago, weatherpruf said:

i'll go one better.... i don't think it will even be that much. why? in my lifetime, when lots of sleet was on the table,  these big storms have topped out under 6, with the only exception being march 93, over 30 years ago and one of the biggest storms of the era. this one may be on that same level, though not the same kind of setup, and that could bring us to around 10-11 if enough snow falls. all my old skeptic friends at coffee this morning thought, seeing is believing. we're all retired, so we can afford to sit back with popcorn....but hey, i'm rooting for you, hope you're right. we could do with a good crush job. costco was cleaned out yesterday but wegman's had plenty of milk at 630 today....had to pick up some new flu and covid tests. bread was still a bit of an issue....i really don't think people need to panic, but if they need refills on meds, they should get them. they had plenty of salt too. 

so you are saying under 6 here ? ok got it

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2 minutes ago, NEG NAO said:

so you are saying under 6 here ? ok got it

i'm saying that is what i have seen in 63 years. i leave open the possibilities. now that said, the situation is fluid and may be changing yet again, based on what some are reporting here.

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