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The Allsnow Blizzard of 2026


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1 minute ago, weatherpruf said:

in jan 87 this happened during the evening commute as no one was expecting a foot of snow that put down inches an hour. people had to abandon cars. i'll never forget it, and you won't see me out in it. stay safe.

i got work tomorrow not sure how ill make it there though

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1 hour ago, jdt said:


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?  Heavier impulses moving through are not real banding, such as in deformation zones, occlusions, warm fronts off the ocean.  What is depicted are normal waves moving along.  These typically do not make the difference between 12" and 20".  Slight variations perhaps.  Banding, in my opinion is used too broadly.  

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2 minutes ago, qg_omega said:

Almost no model support, will go down as an amazing forecast or the opposite

Another intelligent idiot that thinks they know better than the NWS. Where did you get your BS in Atmospheric Science?

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1 minute ago, MANDA said:

No.  It started to snow....it continued and the rest is history.  Much colder airmass was in place.  Didn't have to wait for the storm to intensify to get rain to switch to snow.

I wish I remembered that storm. I was 6 and my father had just died. I don’t remember anything from the years around that event. But I hear 96 get brought up constantly and it drives me nuts! 
 

Anywho, on topic, snow is sticking to everything but roads in south-western Suffolk county at this hour.

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6 minutes ago, weatherpruf said:

in jan 87 this happened during the evening commute as no one was expecting a foot of snow that put down inches an hour. people had to abandon cars. i'll never forget it, and you won't see me out in it. stay safe.

Happened in December 03 too but by then most cars were front wheel drive so basically it was just severe traffic, did not really have people abandoning cars.

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18 minutes ago, Tekken_Guy said:

The GFS's big cutting down on the forecasts seems to say otherwise.

Both NWS offices have detailed explanations on their discussion pages for the forecasts and the support/ factors that went into their totals. Not saying it will necessarily verify, but it's not like there's no support.

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5 minutes ago, Juturna said:

I wish I remembered that storm. I was 6 and my father had just died. I don’t remember anything from the years around that event. But I hear 96 get brought up constantly and it drives me nuts! 
 

Anywho, on topic, snow is sticking to everything but roads in south-western Suffolk county at this hour.

So sorry.  I can't imagine.

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FOR THE RECORD: Dr. Frank Field served as a meteorologist during his military service.
He was a first lieutenant and meteorologist with the 8th Air Force in World War II’s European Theater. This military role trained him in weather forecasting and earned him recognition as a meteorologist by the American Meteorological Society, despite lacking a formal meteorology degree later.
After the war, Field briefly pursued optometry—earning his doctorate there—before returning to weather work, starting on New York TV in 1958. His military experience directly paved the way for his five-decade TV career at stations like WNBC and WCBS.

 

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2 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

Happened in December 03 too but by then most cars were front wheel drive so basically it was just severe traffic, did not really have people abandoning cars.

also 03 was a friday iirc and many people went home early; we'd had recent snowy winters unlike 87, which followed several years of light snowfalls. that may have been the biggest that winter, in 2003, some 14 inches iirc. looking outside here, it is snowing now, still white rain.

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