SNOW MAPS ONLY: MON JAN 26TH - JAN 27TH

I would like to keep the discussion in this thread to a minimum so members can come to quick view what our thoughts are regarding the storm.   Where intense banding of rates of up to 2-4" an hr develops will dictate who cashes in on Roidzilla, and the potential for even FrankZilla Status.  Let me be clear this storm has FrankZilla potential.  For those who do not recall the lingo:  

Godzilla = 12-24"

Roidzilla = 24"-36"

FRANKZILLA = 36"+

So without further adieu here is my first call Snow Map for your viewing pleasure:

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Spot on, excellent Doc. I'll sign now!!!

I want ur map I will marry that

Ace great map mot far from that red. todays we may get that

My lord 15 to 30 plus wow I'm in heaven

Doc great call - I see 18" as the low end in red but that is the weenie in me.

Good maps you two

Sroc , are you still confident with your snow totals after the latest runs ?

Artechmetals wrote:Sroc , are you still confident with your snow totals after the latest runs ?

Yes I am. In the morning If I need to I will update

Awesome sroc !!

1st Call Snow Map, locally 3 FEET if you're in the red. Final Map tomorrow morning

This is what I wrote on Facebook:

PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION BEFORE COMMENTING
This snow map had been my thinking for much of the day especially with the EURO being consistent the last several runs and bringing a blockbuster snowstorm to the NYC/LI region. With some of the model runs coming out tonight, they seem to trend weaker in terms of snow totals. Now, what's also difficult with any major snowstorm is wondering where the heavy snow bands will set up. It can be very local giving significantly higher accumulations than just outside the band. The "jackpot" region is where I think the big snow bands will set up. Of course that could shift any direction.
Also, I said I will update my snow map tomorrow morning to account for an analysis of tonight's EURO run. If it is steadfast with the storm, The high totals may remain. But if it caves, then these totals may be lowered BY A LOT.
SO What am I looking at now?
Light snow begins late tonight and goes through tomorrow afternoon with occasional moderate band from time to time. By late afternoon, it picks up in intensity and the brunt of the storm is from 8 PM tomorrow night to 8 AM Tuesday morning and light to moderate snow lingers for most of the morning and afternoon.
Anxious for when the EURO comes out at around 1 AM.

Math23x7 wrote:This is what I wrote on Facebook:

PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION BEFORE COMMENTING
This snow map had been my thinking for much of the day especially with the EURO being consistent the last several runs and bringing a blockbuster snowstorm to the NYC/LI region. With some of the model runs coming out tonight, they seem to trend weaker in terms of snow totals. Now, what's also difficult with any major snowstorm is wondering where the heavy snow bands will set up. It can be very local giving significantly higher accumulations than just outside the band. The "jackpot" region is where I think the big snow bands will set up. Of course that could shift any direction.
Also, I said I will update my snow map tomorrow morning to account for an analysis of tonight's EURO run. If it is steadfast with the storm, The high totals may remain. But if it caves, then these totals may be lowered BY A LOT.
SO What am I looking at now?
Light snow begins late tonight and goes through tomorrow afternoon with occasional moderate band from time to time. By late afternoon, it picks up in intensity and the brunt of the storm is from 8 PM tomorrow night to 8 AM Tuesday morning and light to moderate snow lingers for most of the morning and afternoon.
Anxious for when the EURO comes out at around 1 AM.

Nice map buddy. Euro stayed strong. Stared down American models and doubled down.

Hey Mike, I like your write-up and map. You cut-off area over the PA/NJ boarder actually makes sense.

Thanks Frank. After seeing the 0Z EURO OP. I wrote this in the comment section:

Update: The EURO just came out and, like the other model runs tonight, shift the low east, BUT only slightly. In fact, yesterday afternoon's EURO had a snow band of over 2 feet for Passaic, Bergen, Rockland, and Orange counties. With the latest run, it shifts that band of snow over to Putnam, Westchester, Bronx, Queens, and Nassau Counties. Of course, I do wonder if this continues shifting eastward or remains intact because if the EURO run verified, Bellerose [NY] would have MORE snow than depicted here. HOWEVER, if any other the other models from tonight verifies, OR if tomorrow afternoon's EURO continues to shift the band eastward Bellerose [NY] would have LESS snow than depicted here. In a couple of hours, the 51 ensemble members will come out giving us more scenarios. However, I am not staying up for it. I need some sleep.

Paisan Frank You cant imagine how happy I am and you know what I am happy for, you So so glad you stuck to your guns Now I can sleep no matter what happens from here on in...........................

Folks I will lock this thread after this post so that the last thing you will view will be the final call maps only.  We can continue the discussion of the storm over in the Final call thread Frank made.  If anyone else has a map they would like me to include please post it in the other thread and PM me and I will move it here with the others.  Great job by all.

                    FINAL CALL!!

Frank
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Ace

Math:

Congrats Scott. You're jackpotting this storm. You suck

Best,

Frank