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Well stated Wfella. The 12 hour period before a storm is my absolute favorite. And prodromal...I learned a new word!

Does anyone have AI maps that show p-type? The freebies that I can see don't, but I do see our thickness never exceeding 546. One would think the AIs would excel at something like this...lots of history upon which to refer...

I hope so, because it shows me sleeting after 5" of snow.

Unfortunately, one op NAM's (few) strengths is in the handling of mid-level warm noses in SWFEs.

I don't get the reduced snow depths along the immediate shores. The warm air is not coming in from the ocean, it is coming from the SW at 850mb and above.

That's an interesting point. When I look at the soundings in the regions depicted as sleet on the maps, I see the only violation of 0c is the narrow nose right at 700mb. In reality, I wonder if it is sleet mixed with snow that forms below 700mb?

I love hour 54.

Euro?

Let's form the storm before we worry about where the load is blown.

1.7" with no taint....LFG!

Most of it happens in 6 hours too.

I didn't love the 500mb evolution on the NAM.

Saturday record low maxes possible. Can you imagine NYC with a high of 6f? I wonder what it was in SLK that day. Record Low Maximum Temperatures: January 24: KEWR: 15/1936 KBDR: 20/2014 KNYC: 6/1882 KLGA: 18/1987 KJFK: 19/1987 KISP: 19/2014

A little bit 78ish in evolution? And I tossed my snow rake this summer....