Hopefully this one tracks far enough south to give you snow instead of ice but not far enough south to surpress. I really don't see a plain rain event north of I84 in this setup.
This one is not as likely to be as wild as the last one, first of all we already have snowcover so there is less desperation and also the upside potential is not nearly as high.
It really depends on what happens with the high placement and the track of late week storm, it will be the difference between one day of 40s on Wed and maybe Thu or Wed-Fri all into the 40s/50s.
There will be a warmup midweek but if the late week storm tracks further south it will be more brief and in fact the snow pack may replenish as opposed to get completely wiped out.
That high and class of airmasses could mean business, these types of storms usually favor interior but if the high gets really strong it could surpress the storm further south.
Upton did really well with holding their ground with the 7-11 for NYC even with the models going east yesterday. If anything NYC may overperform a little.
Fair enough but I mean more so for NYC on northwest which is where it was more expected the ratios would be high due to less intense wind. And Islip I heard is up to 22 inches so might be somewhere in western suffolk that approaches 30.
You are literally like a mile or two south of me I think and I don't think it has ripped the entire storm here. But perhaps I am underestimating because of how windy it is.
Hasn't really snowed hard the whole storm, moderate at best but based on reports and eyeballing maybe around 6-7 inchers. Ratios sort of salvaged this.