*Roidzilla 2017* - Final Call Snow Map / Observations

snowing here, light coating so far.

I'm in Union County NJ and I got nuthin!

All - it is good news that it's precipitating already. Helps saturate the atmosphere. The low is alllll the way down in South Carolina still. Don't fret a thing.

Frank_Wx wrote:

crippo84 wrote:What are the drinks of choice tonight while we track?  A stiff bourbon over this way.

Espresso/sambuca

Why not!

Sooo Italian! I do like me some white sambuca though, and anisette...

jmanley32 wrote:Light snow, ground wet, not as cold as was thought? Local met Joe Rao said any snow that  falls would stick immediately due to the cold. Not happening.

With a dew point of 18 I can imagine temps will take a tumble with saturation.

Frank_Wx wrote:Wow - check out the new HRRR

Frank am I wrong or is there a discernible jog SE for the rain/snow line??

Either the HRRR will fail miserably or the NAM will fail miserably...

SNOW MAN wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:Is any of this hitting the ground?

Yes. Snowing lightly at my location. The local news is saying the snow totals will be going up in my area because it started earlier than expected. Waiting for Met to come back on with details.

The Met showed his future cast model and it showed mixing in my area. ??????

jmanley32 wrote:Light snow, ground wet, not as cold as was thought? Local met Joe Rao said any snow that  falls would stick immediately due to the cold. Not happening.

I'm not concerned about that, even when its cold light snow rarely sticks instantly in very urban environment.

Dtone wrote:

jmanley32 wrote:Light snow, ground wet, not as cold as was thought? Local met Joe Rao said any snow that  falls would stick immediately due to the cold. Not happening.

I'm not concerned about that, even when its cold light snow rarely sticks instantly in very urban environment.

true.

weatherwatchermom wrote:

devsman wrote:

weatherwatchermom wrote:

devsman wrote:Sorry for the question. My bro in law works for the MTA and he has to take LIRR into west side yard. He wants to know when is the earliest things will get really bad so he can take the earliest train without dealing with a blizzard. Basically, when will it get pretty bad in nassau county?

were your kids at school excited for a snow day? my son came home with snow homework...

Very unproductive day. Last period, we found out there was no school. I had one of my smart kids teach 8th period. She was good. I let the bday boy announce the snow day to the class and they went crazy. Then I showed them snow maps. I may have created a couple snow
weenies.

what grade do you teach..and it is productive if you taught them about weather!!  Teaching kids is a gift and I love when they are allowed to learn outside of the curriculum from time to time...my son has been fortunate to have all but one teacher who has  made learning fun...

7th grade. With common core, we can;t really deviate but I'm tenured so screw that. I teach math and my kids love my class because I always deviate. I once had my kids do a whole math project based on hurricane katrina. One kid I had came back years later and told me he was majoring in meteorology because of me. Screw the common core.

SNOW MAN wrote:

SNOW MAN wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:Is any of this hitting the ground?

Yes. Snowing lightly at my location. The local news is saying the snow totals will be going up in my area because it started earlier than expected. Waiting for Met to come back on with details.

The Met showed his future cast model and it showed mixing in my area. ??????

He needs a new radar if that's true. It's probably from 1917

syosnow94 wrote:

aiannone wrote:
0z NAM

Why would we jump off a bridge?  It's been showing that track and discounted for 3 days now.

"Looking for a bridge"

Got some flakes down here but temp is on the rise, already went from 31 now it's up to 35.4

Stella just showed up on my doorstep. Light snow has commenced.

Frank_Wx wrote:EVERYONE....click this link. You will not sleep tonight.

http://tempest.aos.wisc.edu/radar/ma3compjs.html

Sweet Baby Jesus....

jmanley32 wrote:

SoulSingMG wrote:

crippo84 wrote:What are the drinks of choice tonight while we track?  A stiff bourbon over this way.

I'm presently enjoying a caipirinha at the wondrous Bartaco in Port Chester. Everyone's out getting lit. Lol

Soul when I got in was already get a lil breezy, sign of whats to come? Just hope that R/S line can stay south of us. Ur really pretty much even with me not further north.

We're gonna get nailed, Jman. I BELIEVE!

32* and snowing moderately in D.C. Don't worry about the precip being light or mixed here right now. That is not the main area of precip. What its doing in D.C. now it will be doing here in about 3 or 4 hours.

Hey Wash DC in the game

http://www.earthcam.com/usa/dc/?cam=washdc

https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/surface/level/orthographic=-90.30,34.78,1206/loc=-99.051,38.325

Math23x7 wrote:Either the HRRR will fail miserably or the NAM will fail miserably...

My monies on the HRRR, but I am terrible at gambling.

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didnt work

Look at the 00z surface map from the NWS. I bet the low runs up the front to about 40 or 50 miles east of VA Beach. I dont buy the Nam taking the low to like Cape May

http://tempest.aos.wisc.edu/radar/us3compjs.html