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    It would be helpful if someone could point to the current location and strength of the primary low so we can compare to the models...
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    Both south of 6Z runs at 12Z
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    https://www.pivotalweather.com/model.php?m=rdps&p=prateptype-imp&rh=2024021212&fh=27&r=us_ma&dpdt=&mc=
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    To be honest, I also have not seen the UKIE/CMC and EURO/GFS been so far apart in the scenarios as they were yesterday. It seems that at 12Z today they are all finally getting closer with a LP track somewhere between Cape May (EURO/GS) and Ocean City (CMC/UKIE) and then heading ENE
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    Just for context. Its about 25 miles as the crow flies from White Plains to JFK. If the wind is out of the NE (with water temps in the low 40s anyway) it will really just come down to the track of the LP
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    ERUO just shifted 30-50 miles south or so... One more of those and NYC is in the game, but that is a big ask
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    If someone would actually explain what is the driving forces for the north or south (or stronger LP versus less potent) solutions that would be helpful for the group. Is it a matter of the northern stream phasing in and pulling a more dynamic storm closer to the coast and to what extent or is this just how fast colder air filters in? What should we be looking for on the upcoming run..
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    By tomorrow 12Z runs the LP will be over Long Island.
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    The EURO is too amped for NYC
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    I DONT like where the GFS has gone the last few runs with the northern interaction pulling the LP into PA before transferring to the coast. That never ever works for NYC. The current CMC track however gives me some comfort...The EURO at 12Z will be big. If it goes north again, we are in trouble in the metro area
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    no. Wayyyy too close to the coast.
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    Has been snowing light to moderate here since 11AM. Not much accumulation on roads at all, but looks great outside and nice fresh powder on the old snow from Tuesday.
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    Still going to need a 40-50 mile northward shift in the banding which is doable but not being depicted by any model
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    The NAM is the weirdest model out there. I dont know how a LP can get 10mb stronger and be 30-40 miles north of its 12Z location and show less precip at the surface
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    sign me up for this...
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    LP is actually in a good spot for NYC/LI on the NAM and RGEM, just need something to capture it or slow it down from speeding East
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    RGEM will be SE of 6Z
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    Also shows just how much of a difference there is climate wise between Boston and NYC
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    Really shows just how difficult it is to get Snow in NYC with a -PNA. Just doesnt happen anymore. SE flow at upper level and LP way too close to us
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    Im worried that here in SW nassau that band just south of JFK might strengthen and come hit us. We are all over 5 inches here since midnight. Some areas closer to 8-9 near JFK
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    https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/?parms=OKX-N0B-0-24-100-usa-rad
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    If only it was January.....
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    This is insane and the radar from JFK to Mid nassau is exploding now...
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