January 4th Snowstorm: 1st Call Snow Map
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Re: January 4th Snowstorm: 1st Call Snow Map
NYC and my area are forecast by nws gusts to 45 blizzard criteria is 35 mph. It's just logistics but I love the wind part of snow too so I hope it's extended I to NYC and the burbs which I am pretty much in
But usually they do us last.
But usually they do us last.
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That is incorrect. It is sustained winds to 35....You need sustained visibility under criteria, and sustained winds over the criteria.jmanley32 wrote:NYC and my area are forecast by nws gusts to 45 blizzard criteria is 35 mph. It's just logistics but I love the wind part of snow too so I hope it's extended I to NYC and the burbs which I am pretty much in
But usually they do us last.
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WWA up here. 2-4" with wind gusts up to 40 mph.
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Rgem still not budging. Looks like 12z. Fact NAM does not have any model in it's camp kinda sucks. But we're close enough to the storm that we should be able to make a forecast putting less emphasis on models
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oh your so very right my bad it is sustained duh. It's go have shift bit more to get that then. Well whatever it will be whiteout like at times.Quietace wrote:That is incorrect. It is sustained winds to 35....You need sustained visibility under criteria, and sustained winds over the criteria.jmanley32 wrote:NYC and my area are forecast by nws gusts to 45 blizzard criteria is 35 mph. It's just logistics but I love the wind part of snow too so I hope it's extended I to NYC and the burbs which I am pretty much in
But usually they do us last.
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Frank_Wx wrote:Rgem still not budging. Looks like 12z. Fact NAM does not have any model in it's camp kinda sucks. But we're close enough to the storm that we should be able to make a forecast putting less emphasis on models
thanks frank..i just finished reading the last 5 pages I missed while I was out...lol...looking forward to your update later...are you considering a chat or will continue this way?
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GFS finally caved.
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Gfs is great for long island CT and east congrats this ur storm. 6 in with ratios nothing write home about I just hope school stays open it's not that serious here.
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strange qpf is .5 to .75 for me but kutchera map she's 5 to 6. That's 10:1 or lessQuietace wrote:
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NWS Upton:
If the storm tracks a bit more west, then blizzard
conditions may be seen into parts of coastal CT as well as
Nassau County. Traveling in Suffolk County will be impossible
especially at the height of the storm on Thursday in the late
morning and afternoon.
If the storm tracks a bit more west, then blizzard
conditions may be seen into parts of coastal CT as well as
Nassau County. Traveling in Suffolk County will be impossible
especially at the height of the storm on Thursday in the late
morning and afternoon.
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wow weatherbell is way off from this. Wxbell has 23 for north shore of li.Sanchize06 wrote:GFS
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The GFS dry NW BIAS at play - it doesn not know what the hell to do with all this cyclogensis and latent heat so it warm sup the colun and dries out the NW flank WTH??????
@Frank - lest recall that this is a massive latent diabolic heat release that just goes bonkers from OBX to the BM - the convective models like the Hi RES NAM, HI RES RGEM were the 1st to pick up on this westward shift and not jump out to or chase teh convection. I am not trying to make it seem slanted but stating facts from my learned knowledge. RGEM and Canadian models GEM LAM have issues with this at times especially with latent heat release systems.
So that being said we are still looking at a quite a storm and most board members here will see tehir fair share of white gold.
An arm pit hair away peeps - IF we can get one more run about 30 miles shifted W then da crusher gets pulled out by me!!
12z to 18z from USA site
@Frank - lest recall that this is a massive latent diabolic heat release that just goes bonkers from OBX to the BM - the convective models like the Hi RES NAM, HI RES RGEM were the 1st to pick up on this westward shift and not jump out to or chase teh convection. I am not trying to make it seem slanted but stating facts from my learned knowledge. RGEM and Canadian models GEM LAM have issues with this at times especially with latent heat release systems.
So that being said we are still looking at a quite a storm and most board members here will see tehir fair share of white gold.
An arm pit hair away peeps - IF we can get one more run about 30 miles shifted W then da crusher gets pulled out by me!!
12z to 18z from USA site
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WINTER 2015-16 Total - 29.8" (Avg 35")
WINTER 2016-17 : 39.5" so far
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250 jet steak - this will allow a wetsward expansion of snow.
also the map above shows its dry bias in just 6 hours places went from .5 to 1" and 1,5 that woudl be great but possibly disastrous for some up here.
also the map above shows its dry bias in just 6 hours places went from .5 to 1" and 1,5 that woudl be great but possibly disastrous for some up here.
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WINTER 2015-16 Total - 29.8" (Avg 35")
WINTER 2016-17 : 39.5" so far
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Upton NICE!!!!!!!
.NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 AM THURSDAY MORNING/...
So far this winter we`ve had intense cold. However for this
winter to really rank up there for an overall memorable winter
known for cold and snow in these parts such as 1977-1978,
1993-1994 or 1995-1996, it needs to deliver with the snow. This
looks about to change.
.NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 AM THURSDAY MORNING/...
So far this winter we`ve had intense cold. However for this
winter to really rank up there for an overall memorable winter
known for cold and snow in these parts such as 1977-1978,
1993-1994 or 1995-1996, it needs to deliver with the snow. This
looks about to change.
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WINTER 2014-15 : 55.12" +.02 for 6 coatings (avg. 35")
WINTER 2015-16 Total - 29.8" (Avg 35")
WINTER 2016-17 : 39.5" so far
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amugs wrote:The GFS dry NW BIAS at play - it doesn not know what the hell to do with all this cyclogensis and latent heat so it warm sup the colun and dries out the NW flank WTH??????
@Frank - lest recall that this is a massive latent diabolic heat release that just goes bonkers from OBX to the BM - the convective models like the Hi RES NAM, HI RES RGEM were the 1st to pick up on this westward shift and not jump out to or chase teh convection. I am not trying to make it seem slanted but stating facts from my learned knowledge. RGEM and Canadian models GEM LAM have issues with this at times especially with latent heat release systems.
So that being said we are still looking at a quite a storm and most board members here will see tehir fair share of white gold.
An arm pit hair away peeps - IF we can get one more run about 30 miles shifted W then da crusher gets pulled out by me!!
12z to 18z from USA site
The GFS is proving once again that it is a POS.
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