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HVSnowLover

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  1. Surface temps definitely may go above freezing especially SE of the city. Fortunately the high shouldn’t allow too much warming at the surface.
  2. Surface temps will rise above freezing righ surface I would think rises above freezing along immediate coast once precip lightens so rain might make more sense. If the upper layers warm further inland then sleet seems more likely (by inland I’m even talking like anywhere not on the Jersey coast or south shore of LI)
  3. Gfs looks nice but with the low in that position I think most of the immediate area at least flips to sleet or rain for a brief time. Models look better than they did this morning though at least.
  4. I think honestly north Bronx could get 12 and JFK 5 in this setup. Really depends how far the dry slot and sleet line get.
  5. Models similar to start but Euro takes the low more due east of NJ coast where as other models take it more ENE. This will be a big thing to monitor. It’s hard for the city/LI to stay snow on the Euro track but not that hard for northern suburbs to stay all snow.
  6. I think its a red flag other models might have overdone nw trend a bit since Euro held steady at 12z.
  7. Agree it hasn’t shifted dramatically the main shift has been upper level low which is shifting the best banding further north and introducing sleet. Central Park and points nw I still think stays all frozen.
  8. Agree perspective. NAM can overamp. Trend has been NW for sure but if it’s close to 0Z Euro most on here still in decent shape.
  9. Trying to have a glass half full perspective that at least no model is showing heavy rain. Snow to sleet to dry slot isn’t terrible but I know it’s so deflating when everyone has been expecting a blizzard.
  10. I have lived almost my whole life on the coast despite my name. You’re right north shore of LI has done really well in some events but I still stand by what I said.
  11. It’d be hard not to get at least 3-6 unless the front end dump somehow doesn’t materialize but with waa ramming into a cold airmass I can almost guarantee at minimum a front end dump.
  12. Its honestly amazing given recent trends that the 32 degree line is still basically over the city. That shows the power of this high.
  13. Yesterday worried about confluence and northern fringe areas of the subforum and NAM now has precip up the Canadian border. What a trend...
  14. If NAM under 48 hours is showing big totals still up to the Southern Adirondacks it's over for the coast in terms of an all snow event. About to concede, I was wrong on this one. Looking like an I84-I90 jackpot. Still think the city especially Northern parts and the immediate suburbs do fairly well.
  15. The issue is more about dry slotting and possible mid level warming depending on the track of the 700 low more so than surface temps. Either way I agree the freaking out right now is overboard. When it’s pouring snow tomorrow night after last winter it’s going to feel nice.
  16. Models still showing over a foot equivalent of snow falling for the city however snow depth maps lower. Mixing and dry slotting don’t help in terms of that but if temps stay below freezing at surface it would help prevent too much melting, maybe it ticks back south maybe not either way it’ll still be more snow than all of last winter.
  17. It’s supposed to start in like 36 hours so I doubt they’ll be much more trending Agree, despite the panicking no models have the rain line into the city. 6-12 inches and then dry slot isn’t awful.
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