February 1st-2nd Godzilla, Part III: 1st Call Snow Map

Awesome Frank, I am here with ya.

Yeah it does. But the coastal plain doesn’t want that. It’s getting too deep in a bad spot....overhead.

I saw the changes that I was looking for lol good night all!

Oh madonne

It’s still freaking snowing into Tuesday night

NNJ is a prime location. Why? If the low ticks east tomorrow then they’ll be the jackpot. But even if it comes west some more, while that would be bad for the shore and LI, NNJ would stay in the heaviest axis. They’re in a win win situation. The coast, of course, is smelling the rain but I’m fairly confident very little rain comes from this

When the transfer to the low happens off the coast if it was develop further south would that help the coast? ( Jersey coast) currently forecasted to have rising temps Sunday night into Monday 38-39 for a high.

Frank_Wx wrote:NNJ is a prime location. Why? If the low ticks east tomorrow then they’ll be the jackpot. But even if it comes west some more, while that would be bad for the shore and LI, NNJ would stay in the heaviest axis. They’re in a win win situation. The coast, of course, is smelling the rain but I’m fairly confident very little rain comes from this

Does NYC and my area still look good to you? Not much change in euro from 18z so I feel like we are in a really good spot. Still can jackpot or be close?

wow it does snow another inch or so after your map above. unreal how long this could go. I moved my plans to tuesday but that may be scrapped too.

full snow from euro jeeze that was long, reminds me of winters back in the 90s when it just snowed for days sometimes.

If anyone is up, the NAM literally gives its best run in the last 5 years. Incredulous precip amounts.

The Euro wow. Tucked and explosive. unreal.

Show us the pictures please

06Z GFS. More consolidated storm. That seems to be what models are showing. Deeper trough, more consolidation and tucked mid-levels. Surface low is blowing up more in response. This probably will be mid-980s surface low when all is said and done. wow.

06Z GFS

Remember folks it doesn't matter how strong the storm is when it reaches our latitude it's about it maturation as it gets to our latitude.

06Z NAM is starting to fall in line with other guidance now with regard to much bigger CCB extending much further NW.

It is pivoting CCB NE-->SW (diagonally)

Cheers to you all for cashing in on this one. The far western frontier is the cutoff zone so I hope for a foot and expect 2".

Do this have the potential to be a classic storm if temps can stay maybe not a one day total but this could be some kids let’s say unfair 15 years old biggest storm in the nyc metro area

Snownyc wrote:Do this have the potential to be a classic storm if temps can stay maybe not a one day total but this could be some kids let’s say unfair 15 years old biggest storm in the nyc metro area

What language is this?

latest RGEM.  LHV special.  

moleson wrote:

Snownyc wrote:Do this have the potential to be a classic storm if temps can stay maybe not a one day total but this could be some kids let’s say unfair 15 years old biggest storm in the nyc metro area

What language is this?

I’m trying to ask can this be the biggest storm in about 15 years in the nyc metro area.

Haven't looked at the site since yesterday morning and I am very happy for all of us THIS morning.Holy crow, these maps are just incredible! Very happy for the board, Frank and our other expert Mets,Doc,rb,mugsy,heehaw and any others I may have missed.Bring this baby home, boys, can't wait for storm day and observations coming in!
Sincerely yours,
Doc,incurable snow addict at age 70

I haven't been able to check in the last week.
Anything going on I should know about?  

SREFs now rain/mix all the way up to I-78. Interestinggggg. Very different results between NAM and SREFs.