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

Emo-long time no chat brother! How is JC looking on this storm?

Tomer Burg with his (valid) concern about the dry slot moving into NYC metro tomorrow night, cutting back a bit on some of the bigger totals being modeled/forecast.

Flakes are flying in Bayville. Game time...

Snowing lightly. All surfaces covered already. 16.7*

SoulSingMG wrote:Tomer Burg with his (valid) concern about the dry slot moving into NYC metro tomorrow night, cutting back a bit on some of the bigger totals being modeled/forecast.

well I'm still rooting for cmc totals lol

started snowing tiny little flakes!!

I still think this will be a nowcast storm for the coast, could go either way

What I'm seeing with current observations is unbelievable.

Final call snow map coming at 2pm! Be there!

A hazy sun is actually popping through the clouds here in Bloomfield.

Frank_Wx wrote:What I'm seeing with current observations is unbelievable.

Final call snow map coming at 2pm! Be there!

i hope it’s good news and we will be happy

Frank_Wx wrote:What I'm seeing with current observations is unbelievable.

Final call snow map coming at 2pm! Be there!

Will this be real 2pm or 4pm. Jk lol

dsix85 wrote:Emo-long time no chat brother! How is JC looking on this storm?

I had to call King Kong were chasing Godzillas! So ready for this storm.

My gut tells me we're going to see the hi-res models come in line with the GFS/EURO. From a historical sense, Miller B's tend to be off the coast more than where the hi-res models place the low. I also feel the upper air pattern favors a more off the coast solution. This would mean a little less accumulations N&W of NYC, but honestly, enough QPF will fall under high ratios to still achieve well above Godzilla snow amounts.

Scullybutcher wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:What I'm seeing with current observations is unbelievable.

Final call snow map coming at 2pm! Be there!

Will this be real 2pm or 4pm. Jk lol

I had to run out and buy the capocollo yesterday after seeing the EURO run.

Hopefully today's EURO brings us even more capo!!!!

amugs wrote:

Al, you got the link to this radar? I like it. I want it.

jmanley32 wrote:

amugs wrote:It's all coming together peeps - sit back adn enjoy the show. Snowing in Monmouth County already? - Overrunning likes to come sooner to dance
Lastly, every Miller B takes a jog east .....put that in your hats
Going to be prolific, historic and memorable - take video, pics etc.

for sure mugs, i know i have been giddy this morning but thats nothing to how i will be later!! Is it warrented at this point? And do you think we pull trigger on a step up from godzilla?  Where is Frank? We need him and any updated map he has.

John, you are the definition of a weenie. I know you know that. Wear the patch with pride.

essexcountypete wrote:A hazy sun is actually popping through the clouds here in Bloomfield.

Same here. Snow let up to just a few flakes.

emokid51783 wrote:

dsix85 wrote:Emo-long time no chat brother! How is JC looking on this storm?

I had to call King Kong were chasing Godzillas! So ready for this storm.

Ohhh...I like King Kong. Maybe that becomes the new name for 36"+ storms because Frankzilla ain't doing it for me. But King Kong does...

I'll leave it to the members to decide

Love the King Kong!!! I vote YES

Scullybutcher wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:What I'm seeing with current observations is unbelievable.

Final call snow map coming at 2pm! Be there!

Will this be real 2pm or 4pm. Jk lol

Should just wait till Tuesday am.  Should be killer accurate at that point.

I must say. I did not think I'd be seeing a steady snow like I have outside right now this early in the afternoon. Hope that bodes well for where this is going.

Frank_Wx wrote:My gut tells me we're going to see the hi-res models come in line with the GFS/EURO. From a historical sense, Miller B's tend to be off the coast more than where the hi-res models place the low. I also feel the upper air pattern favors a more off the coast solution. This would mean a little less accumulations N&W of NYC, but honestly, enough QPF will fall under high ratios to still achieve well above Godzilla snow amounts.

And just like that, EURO is about 50 miles east-southeast

Frank_Wx wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:My gut tells me we're going to see the hi-res models come in line with the GFS/EURO. From a historical sense, Miller B's tend to be off the coast more than where the hi-res models place the low. I also feel the upper air pattern favors a more off the coast solution. This would mean a little less accumulations N&W of NYC, but honestly, enough QPF will fall under high ratios to still achieve well above Godzilla snow amounts.

And just like that, EURO is about 50 miles east-southeast

Bring it in a little closer baby!!

Pics?

Frank_Wx wrote:

emokid51783 wrote:

dsix85 wrote:Emo-long time no chat brother! How is JC looking on this storm?

I had to call King Kong were chasing Godzillas! So ready for this storm.

Ohhh...I like King Kong. Maybe that becomes the new name for 36"+ storms because Frankzilla ain't doing it for me. But King Kong does...

I'll leave it to the members to decide

My vote= Yes. Kong!!!

Significant shift SE on the EURO, and much more in line with my overall thoughts.