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The Allsnow Blizzard of 2026


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5 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

Its true

Mesos can pinpoint banding and small details this close unlike the globals.

But the globals are still better with surface and upper-level low location even at this range.

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For sensible weather impacts to the public if areas get 8-12” vs 15-20” it won’t matter to most, it will have similar impact, especially with most of this falling at night. I’m on north shore of Nassau on Long Island and schools are already cancelled for tomorrow. Would be the case if 8” or 18” fall. The high or low busts will determine if Tuesday school is cancelled. Will be a nice storm for most. Would just enjoy.


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2 minutes ago, Winterweatherlover said:

No one I95 or south and east is seeing less than 10 inches. 

10 inches is not a big snowstorm, not in the northeast. its fine, but not what was advertised. it's like the idiots who bought cheap tickets to see the red hot chili pipers thinking it was the red hot chili peppers....they got a great show but it wasn't the real thing, or even the same music....the pipers do have an awesome bagpipe show....

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6 minutes ago, Rmine1 said:

“Historic” was the kiss of death. However, It would have been a lot more painful if this was the only opportunity for snow this winter. Mother Nature is one fickle “bleep”. 

What is "painful"? This is a 12-18" storm areawide, some of you need to gain some perspective.

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Still snowing in Manhattan. Surprised to hear JFK is still rain. I am from NC and up here this week for business, but Ive been tracking this storm since it showed up. I still think, and always have, that 12-18" is most realistic for Manhattan. Hoping for more so I dont have to actually commute to the office this week but it's still gonna be a good time tonight. I'm super excited. 

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8 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

We're getting a storm...  

I don't care about senses of loss whether it's historic or even just pedestrian.  It's likely to be somewhere in between.    

It's funny, there are two competing concepts ( synoptic ) that are both true.  The -PNA never really correlate(d)(s) with this.  But, there was a relative +d(PNA) which contains this system.    Both the standard EOFs and the rotated PCAs at CPC versions, show this latter nested anomaly.  It can get the deed done.

It seems these very recent global version are wavering toward the former, more non-linear/transitive forcing.   Why that is trying to usurp now just 18 hours before go - that's maybe just the state of the technology. 

From NE forum.

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2 minutes ago, Prue11 said:

It’s insane especially this close 

It's funny how some people say we shouldn't look at models as the event gets very close. Models get more and more accurate the closer you get to the event. They'll be the most accurate right before the event is starting, so of course we should look at them. 

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3 minutes ago, weatherpruf said:

10 inches is not a big snowstorm, not in the northeast. its fine, but not what was advertised. it's like the idiots who bought cheap tickets to see the red hot chili pipers thinking it was the red hot chili peppers....they got a great show but it wasn't the real thing, or even the same music....the pipers do have an awesome bagpipe show....

NYC has gotten 10 inches of snow 18 times in the last 25 years. Not rare, but its a big event. And 10 inches is the bottom threshold here

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1 minute ago, hooralph said:

been snowing on UWS for an hour + but not even sticking to cars yet.

I thought it was just white rain here on the UES (right by the East River) but actually it’s starting to stick nicely to grass, cars, awnings, etc.

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2 minutes ago, wthrmn654 said:

If you're going say that say where you're talking about....

Fair. I’ve explained in detail in several subsequent posts. 
 

The areas you’re talking about are under blizzard warnings for 18-25”. So… if the latest models of 6-10 were to pan out; that would be quite the bust for those areas. I have said that I thought those numbers were insanely high and don’t account for the possible shifts we’re seeing, but I’m also not the NWS so we’ll see

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3 minutes ago, KrummWx said:

Still snowing in Manhattan. Surprised to hear JFK is still rain. I am from NC and up here this week for business, but Ive been tracking this storm since it showed up. I still think, and always have, that 12-18" is most realistic for Manhattan. Hoping for more so I dont have to actually commute to the office this week but it's still gonna be a good time tonight. I'm super excited. 

Once it drops another degree, JFK should flip. The above freezing layer from the surface extends to around 975 mb. That's a bit too thick.

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1 minute ago, winterwx21 said:

It's funny how some people say we shouldn't look at models as the event gets very close. Models get more and more accurate the closer you get to the event. They'll be the most accurate right before the event is starting, so of course we should look at them. 

Of course models are useful and should be looked at. 

My point is 1 bad model run after 10 good ones and people line up to jump off a cliff. It's just funny

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