January 4th Snowstorm: 1st Call Snow Map

Hi res NAM

The Hi Res NAM is making me happpppppy

Frank_Wx wrote:Hi res NAM

I like that wishbone structure in the banding, Frank

Frank_Wx wrote:Hi res NAM

Gotta love that stripe of blue across LI lol

3km NAM looking more impressive, 946 off the coast of NJ!

12K NAM took my area from 13 inches to 5 from the 6Z to 12Z. I'm not complaining just stating a fact. The cutoffs are so sharp east to west 25 mile moves in the cutoff areas will be huge.

In summary if you're in NYC and north and west expect almost anything.

With this storm who knows doc but as of now east of the Hudson looks better with cutoffs west.

VERY happy Frank!!!!!!!!!

12z NAM with ratios still giving me about 6-8" of snow probably, just missing 10" or more. I really can't be disappointed with that. Even the 6z GFS had me around 5 or 6", which again, I don't think is so bad. This mornings trends have taken me from a 1-3 or 2-4" storm to a solid 4-8" storm. I'll sign for that now.

Hi-Res

Frank_Wx wrote:

UMMMMMM, CP.Take a lookie here my good man,LOL.We are still in this one!!!!

The Weather Channel is live from Islip, LI

Weather channel app has orange county for 4-6 and NYC for 2-4. It's a useless app, I should just delete it.

Frank_Wx wrote:

doesn't that look the same as hour 35 from 6z?

p.s. I'm not obsessing over my own totals here for my own sake. I am located in a part of the state that I see as a bellweather for this storm. If I get a decent snow here, 90 percent of the people on this board should get a good hit as originally I was right on the cut-off line

[quote="aiannone"]The Weather Channel is live from Islip, LI[/quote Thats a great sign right?

Sanchize06 wrote:Hi-Res

You have to love this map, our area 8-15 and beantown gets 3 and most of eastern Massachusetts rain.

Sanchize06 wrote:Hi-Res

I hope this verifies...we need to take one for the GIPPER(SROC)...

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

Sanchize06 wrote:Hi-Res

You have to love this map, our area 8-15 and beantown gets 3 and most of eastern Massachusetts rain.

F them

3km nam a bit less but still bout 15 for nyc with 50-60mph gusts heck yeah!!

docstox12 wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:

UMMMMMM, CP.Take a lookie here my good man,LOL.We are still in this one!!!!

Basically well entrenched in the.75-1.00 area with a 1.00 inch dot basically over our town. I sign for it now.

With that said headed out on the road, hopefully things don't turn against us when I check in again tonight. If nothing else it's fun as always but tomorrow will determine if it's also aggravating as hell.

Frank_Wx wrote:

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

Sanchize06 wrote:Hi-Res

You have to love this map, our area 8-15 and beantown gets 3 and most of eastern Massachusetts rain.

F them

love it

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

Sanchize06 wrote:Hi-Res

You have to love this map, our area 8-15 and beantown gets 3 and most of eastern Massachusetts rain.

I think everyone would take this. We deserve this map for what a headache this storm has been lol

The dark blues on this graph represent areas of subsidence on the NAM. An area between two heavy bands of snow could be "dry slotted" in a sense. There is always a "screw zone" with every big/powerful storm and it's unpredictable where it sets up.