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The Allsnow Blizzard of 2026


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In East Windsor off Exit 8 on the Turnpike and absolutely puking right now. Cannot see the house across the street.

Band looks to have set up right around here!

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3 minutes ago, Bxstormwatcher360 said:

The low itself not moving due east is really starting to snow benefits. Its still pushing moisture west. Nne rn.

I never thought the NAM and GFS would outclass the EURO. Glad people pulled the trigger.

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2 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

NYC will most likely finish around  20 inches or even more.  Lets see if we can get into the top 5 for blizzards.

Which parts of nyc??,the city itself has about 13 to 14 rn... You have over a foot for sure 13 to 14.we have 16 to 17 rn..dumping everywhere. 

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   Mesoscale Discussion 0117
   NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
   0413 AM CST Mon Feb 23 2026

   Areas affected...parts of the Northeast and southern New England

   Concerning...Blizzard 

   Valid 231013Z - 231515Z

   SUMMARY...Very heavy snowfall rates of 2-3 inches per hour and
   widespread blizzard conditions should persist across Long Island and
   southern New England through 10 AM EST.

   DISCUSSION...Classic bomb cyclone/nor'easter off the Northeast coast
   will slow its deepening over the next few hours as it tracks
   northeastward off the southern New England coast through midday. As
   this occurs, multiple bands of very heavy snow from NJ to southeast
   MA should consolidate into one primary band across Long Island to
   eastern MA through mid-morning. Extremely enlarged low-level
   hodographs are indicative of the impressive warm conveyor north of
   the cyclone. In addition, very high KDP values detected within and
   somewhat below the dendritic growth zone amid base reflectivity
   values around 35 dBZ all point to highly prolific snowfall rates of
   2-3 in/hr. From eastern Long Island through eastern MA, this appears
   likely to persist for several hours. Measured severe wind gusts
   should persist in this same region, supporting widespread blizzard
   conditions. 

   The aforementioned slowing of cyclogenesis and northeastward track
   will eventually yield a more progressive tapering of very heavy
   snowfall rates from the southwest towards late morning.

   ..Grams.. 02/23/2026

One of the greatest MCDs you will ever see for a snowstorm right here from SPC.

 

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2 minutes ago, andyhb said:

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One of the greatest MCDs you will ever see for a snowstorm right here from SPC.

 

Juno was a great insight for us from SPC before the storm but everyone knows it busted in NYC.

They stated " dangerous crippling blizzard on the way "

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7 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

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This is unreal if it continues at 2-3 an hour for another 4-5 hours here. I’ve seen some great storms here, this is going to be right up there from what I can see (barely) out the window right now. What a storm. Still just ripping out there. 

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