March 7th-8th 2018 Storm Potential

So what's the story for southern Westchester soul? We screwed again saw nam not thrilled but other models are great lol. It just doesn't end.

EURO = I-95 CRUSHER

However, I think it is STILL correcting west to eventually resemble the NAM. REMAINS TO BE SEEN, HOWEVER.

rb924119 wrote:EURO = I-95 CRUSHER

However, I think it is STILL correcting west to eventually resemble the NAM. REMAINS TO BE SEEN, HOWEVER.

dislike x 100 I best see some snow or I'm come up there rb lol

weatherwatchermom wrote:

sroc4 wrote:Us coasties waiting on the Euro like....

yep..that is us   and I am being driven crazy to boot by my Schipperke waiting for my Poodle to come home from groomer...lol...he has crying throughout the house...for the last 2 hours...

Waiting for your poodle, or hoping for an I-95 S&E crusher from the euro. Without English from her youll never know..lol

rb924119 wrote:EURO = I-95 CRUSHER

However, I think it is STILL correcting west to eventually resemble the NAM. REMAINS TO BE SEEN, HOWEVER.

LEAVE US ALONE GODDAMMIT!!! Lol

SoulSingMG wrote:

rb924119 wrote:EURO = I-95 CRUSHER

However, I think it is STILL correcting west to eventually resemble the NAM. REMAINS TO BE SEEN, HOWEVER.

LEAVE US ALONE GODDAMMIT!!! Lol

Sorry, Soul lmao but I'm just giving my honest opinion based on my analysis. Nothing says I'm right or that you have to listen ahaha

rb924119 wrote:

SoulSingMG wrote:

rb924119 wrote:EURO = I-95 CRUSHER

However, I think it is STILL correcting west to eventually resemble the NAM. REMAINS TO BE SEEN, HOWEVER.

LEAVE US ALONE GODDAMMIT!!! Lol

Sorry, Soul lmao but I'm just giving my honest opinion based on my analysis. Nothing says I'm right or that you have to listen ahaha

Hahaha, I know. Jman and I might LOSE it if we don’t get warning snows this go around, tho. I own a bar in White Plains, Jman...so if all else fails...

SoulSingMG wrote:

rb924119 wrote:

SoulSingMG wrote:

rb924119 wrote:EURO = I-95 CRUSHER

However, I think it is STILL correcting west to eventually resemble the NAM. REMAINS TO BE SEEN, HOWEVER.

LEAVE US ALONE GODDAMMIT!!! Lol

Sorry, Soul lmao but I'm just giving my honest opinion based on my analysis. Nothing says I'm right or that you have to listen ahaha

Hahaha, I know. Jman and I might LOSE it if we don’t get warning snows this go around, tho. I own a bar in White Plains, Jman...so if all else fails...

I'll take 3 ounces of bourbon, on the rocks, please...

If the euro where to verify everyone, and I mean EVERYONE on this board would be happy...except Janet who is sipping cocktails on the beach in Fla...

sroc4 wrote:

That is a beautiful sight. To bad Euro has been more wrong then right this winter

All but me, only 3"...

mikeypizano wrote:All but me, only 3"...

Well again it just goes to show like anything else in this world you can never please everyone all of the time. Sorry Brotha. I believe the Aresian only gets a couple as well. At least 95% of the board members would be happy. Although Im sure those who would get 6 would complain and say they wanted 12. Can never win

And because its text I hope that didnt come off the wrong way. Im not trying to be a smart ass or a jerk.

How were temp profiles with the euro run? I'm sure we're looking at another wet consistency but are the surface temps conducive for sticking?

crippo84 wrote:How were temp profiles with the euro run?  I'm sure we're looking at another wet consistency but are the surface temps conducive for sticking?

For Manhattan, surface temperatures on the EURO were in the mid 30s. Marginal to say the least...

sroc4 wrote:

Of course my hometown area of Strafford County, New Hampshire see 22 inches lmao

Math23x7 wrote:

crippo84 wrote:How were temp profiles with the euro run?  I'm sure we're looking at another wet consistency but are the surface temps conducive for sticking?

For Manhattan, surface temperatures on the EURO were in the mid 30s.  Marginal to say the least...

It'll stick and accumulate with the proper snowfall rates, as we saw elsewhere in the previous storm

SoulSingMG wrote:

Math23x7 wrote:

crippo84 wrote:How were temp profiles with the euro run?  I'm sure we're looking at another wet consistency but are the surface temps conducive for sticking?

For Manhattan, surface temperatures on the EURO were in the mid 30s.  Marginal to say the least...

It'll stick and accumulate with the proper snowfall rates, as we saw elsewhere in the previous storm

Last Friday, we did not have proper snowfall rates, leading to little to no snow accumulation.

Math23x7 wrote:

SoulSingMG wrote:

Math23x7 wrote:

crippo84 wrote:How were temp profiles with the euro run?  I'm sure we're looking at another wet consistency but are the surface temps conducive for sticking?

For Manhattan, surface temperatures on the EURO were in the mid 30s.  Marginal to say the least...

It'll stick and accumulate with the proper snowfall rates, as we saw elsewhere in the previous storm

Last Friday, we did not have proper snowfall rates, leading to little to no snow accumulation.

Exactly. And thermals were higher overall. This system is working with more cold air in general.

SoulSingMG wrote:

Math23x7 wrote:

SoulSingMG wrote:

Math23x7 wrote:

crippo84 wrote:How were temp profiles with the euro run?  I'm sure we're looking at another wet consistency but are the surface temps conducive for sticking?

For Manhattan, surface temperatures on the EURO were in the mid 30s.  Marginal to say the least...

It'll stick and accumulate with the proper snowfall rates, as we saw elsewhere in the previous storm

Last Friday, we did not have proper snowfall rates, leading to little to no snow accumulation.

Exactly. And thermals were higher overall. This system is working with more cold air in general.

Still thread the needle though. Plus, the Crapola snow map for the 12Z ECMWF has the snowhole over Manhattan...

Math23x7 wrote:

SoulSingMG wrote:

Math23x7 wrote:

SoulSingMG wrote:

Math23x7 wrote:

crippo84 wrote:How were temp profiles with the euro run?  I'm sure we're looking at another wet consistency but are the surface temps conducive for sticking?

For Manhattan, surface temperatures on the EURO were in the mid 30s.  Marginal to say the least...

It'll stick and accumulate with the proper snowfall rates, as we saw elsewhere in the previous storm

Last Friday, we did not have proper snowfall rates, leading to little to no snow accumulation.

Exactly. And thermals were higher overall. This system is working with more cold air in general.

Still thread the needle though.  Plus, the Crapola snow map for the 12Z ECMWF has the snowhole over Manhattan...

Lol, I know! Would figure, right?

crippo84 wrote:How were temp profiles with the euro run?  I'm sure we're looking at another wet consistency but are the surface temps conducive for sticking?

Verbatim the surface temps are in mid 30's along coastal plain when heavy stuff come in.  Wind direction quickly goes from east to N/NE as the heaviest precip moves in and temps drop.  With the exception of a thin sliver along the NJ coast for a brief time, 925mb and 850mb remain below freezing throughout.  

In all likely hood the ratio along the coast would be less than 10:1 so snow totals along the C Plain would likely be lower than the map I posted, but the euro run verbatim would def accumulate under the heavy precip

SoulSingMG wrote:

Math23x7 wrote:

SoulSingMG wrote:

Math23x7 wrote:

SoulSingMG wrote:

Math23x7 wrote:

crippo84 wrote:How were temp profiles with the euro run?  I'm sure we're looking at another wet consistency but are the surface temps conducive for sticking?

For Manhattan, surface temperatures on the EURO were in the mid 30s.  Marginal to say the least...

It'll stick and accumulate with the proper snowfall rates, as we saw elsewhere in the previous storm

Last Friday, we did not have proper snowfall rates, leading to little to no snow accumulation.

Exactly. And thermals were higher overall. This system is working with more cold air in general.

Still thread the needle though.  Plus, the Crapola snow map for the 12Z ECMWF has the snowhole over Manhattan...

Lol, I know! Would figure, right?

Didn't realize that Frank also did a spell check for "K-U-C-H-E-R-A". I thought it was just Beantown.

Math23x7 wrote:

SoulSingMG wrote:

Math23x7 wrote:

SoulSingMG wrote:

Math23x7 wrote:

SoulSingMG wrote:

Math23x7 wrote:

crippo84 wrote:How were temp profiles with the euro run?  I'm sure we're looking at another wet consistency but are the surface temps conducive for sticking?

For Manhattan, surface temperatures on the EURO were in the mid 30s.  Marginal to say the least...

It'll stick and accumulate with the proper snowfall rates, as we saw elsewhere in the previous storm

Last Friday, we did not have proper snowfall rates, leading to little to no snow accumulation.

Exactly. And thermals were higher overall. This system is working with more cold air in general.

Still thread the needle though.  Plus, the Crapola snow map for the 12Z ECMWF has the snowhole over Manhattan...

Lol, I know! Would figure, right?

Didn't realize that Frank also did a spell check for "K-U-C-H-E-R-A".  I thought it was just Beantown.

THATS WHY IT KEPT AUTOCORRECTING MY POST THE OTHER DAY AHAHAHAHAHAAHAH Thank you, mikey, because I had no idea he did this ahahahahahaha literally rofl lmao at my stupidity Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

sroc4 wrote:

mikeypizano wrote:All but me, only 3"...

Well again it just goes to show like anything else in this world you can never please everyone all of the time.  Sorry Brotha.  I believe the Aresian only gets a couple as well.  At least 95% of the board members would be happy.  Although Im sure those who would get 6 would complain and say they wanted 12.  Can never win

sroc4 wrote:And because its text I hope that didnt come off the wrong way.  Im not trying to be a smart ass or a jerk.  

I have a fridge full of wine and beer, you think I care?

I'm fine with the Euro verifying. If it's not going to be my winter, I'd like to see it be the board's as much as possible.