Possible Snowstorm Thursday, February 9th

WPC aint fooling around here - 8" or more

6" or more PUT UP THE WSW UPTON 6PM DO SO

amugs wrote:6" or more PUT UP THE WSW UPTON 6PM DO SO

Knowing their history I don't think they will until the 4 Am update tonight.

SREFSS!!!!!!!!!!! Posted these in teh wrong thread!!

I can't confirm but a member of the SREFS shows 36 inches of snow for KPOU.

Frankzilla..........

Frank.. can this storm trend stronger up until the very last minute like we did for the Jan 2016 Blizzard?

dsix85 wrote:Frank.. can this storm trend stronger up until the very last minute like we did for the Jan 2016 Blizzard?

Wow, now we're really getting greedy. LOL

The hype and excitement lends itself to be greedy CP!

What's the criteria for Mothrazilla, Godzilla, Frankenzilla etc?

Frank_Wx wrote:I can't confirm but a member of the SREFS shows 36 inches of snow for KPOU.

Frankzilla..........

I'm not even going to comment on this because that's just asi-9, 10, 11, and 12 lmao

@gigs.. check Frank's signature for the categories.

gigs68 wrote:What's the criteria for Mothrazilla, Godzilla, Frankenzilla etc?

Mothrazilla: 6-11"
Godzilla: 12-23"
Roidzilla: 24-35"
Frankzilla: 36"+

SECS (Significant East Coast Storm): 6-11 inches
MECS (Major East Coast Storm): 12-23 inches
HECS (Historic East Coast Storm): 24-35 inches
BECS (Biblical East Coast Storm): 36+ inches

Thanks for the category definition all

Frank_Wx wrote:I can't confirm but a member of the SREFS shows 36 inches of snow for KPOU.

Frankzilla..........

WOO HOO!! BRING IT!!

Euro Ensembles are running now, this could be quite interesting lmao

dsix85 wrote:Frank.. can this storm trend stronger up until the very last minute like we did for the Jan 2016 Blizzard?

And if it trends even stronger, will it shift the precip shield further north? I recall that was mentioned by Reyno yesterday, as part of why he thought this storm favored NE.

Euro Control already looks like a Blitzkrieg through 48 lol

Sullivan-Lackawanna-Luzerne-Pike-Southern Wayne-
Including the cities of...Monticello...Scranton...Hazleton...
Wilkes-Barre...Milford...Honesdale
236 PM EST Tue Feb 7 2017

...WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM WEDNESDAY EVENING THROUGH
THURSDAY EVENING...

The National Weather Service in Binghamton has issued a Winter
Storm Watch...which is in effect from Wednesday evening through
Thursday evening.

* LOCATIONS...Lackawanna, Luzerne, Pike, Southern Wayne Counties
in Pennsylvania and Sullivan County in New York.

* HAZARD TYPES...Heavy Snow.

* ACCUMULATIONS...Snow accumulation of 5 to 8 inches possible in
the watch area.

* TIMING...Snow will develop late Wednesday evening and
potentially become heavy at times Thursday morning before
tapering off Thursday afternoon.

* IMPACTS...The heavy snow could make travel dangerous. Roads
could become snow covered and hazardous. Considerable blowing
and drifting snow possible.

* WINDS...North 10 to 20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph.

* TEMPERATURES...Around 30.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...

A Winter Storm Watch means there is a potential for heavy snow that
could significantly impact travel. Continue to monitor the latest
forecasts.

&&

Euro Ensembles are much improved over last night, but still lack-luster compared to the short-range guidance. Area-wide mothrazilla.

Here you go, CP!!!

frank waiting for the plume graph for sref ill confirm for u but where is that location?

Coastal crushed come on baby!

The EPS are more robust than the OP

rb924119 wrote:Here you go, CP!!!

Seems like the confidence is for a 4-8" type event for central/north Jersey for the most part. I'd take that. Although I wonder if that won't creep up as we get closer to the storm.

So nice to see our sight lit up! Long time coming! Love all the posts and the humor This is really what its all about Only one thing Any chance of the Arctic front pushing south

Frank_Wx wrote:I can't confirm but a member of the SREFS shows 36 inches of snow for KPOU.

Frankzilla..........

Yes, yes there is all on its own 35.12. LGA has 19 inches as highest.