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Final call: No changes from yesterday afternoon to my map. I'm not buying into the NAM/GFS/HRRR hype, but think it's worth taking note of them being solutions if we have an all-snow event. Otherwise, it's a plowable snow for all that will be sticking around for a long time given the bitter cold arriving. Worth noting there may be a screw zone somewhere on either side of I-95 due to subsidence between heavier bands. Likewise, anyone sitting under these heavy bands could pick up an extra inch or two if they remain stationary. Coastal areas will likely still have mixing issues at onset. Enjoy everyone!

There's a reason Freehold is the CNJ snow capital lol

Yep, I think we get two distinctive bands with this. One situated on either side of I-95, the other just NW of US-202 and I-287. Bit of a subsidence screw zone in between the two.

Power's out. Again. Same area. 5th time this month.

Bullseye for me lol

It satisfies the whole subforum with a plowable snow. Everybody wins.

LOL accidentally uploaded the wrong map. Map update: Not too much has changed aside from bumping up totals slightly for pretty much everyone. Looks to be a decent event for 98% of us. I still think the coast mixes initially, but otherwise I'm pretty confident we see an all-snow event for I-95 and NYC.

Will update/adjust my snow map pending the Euro. As of now, doesn't look like I'll be making any changes except maybe broadening the 4 - 7" section and maybe bumping totals a little bit more

150 miles west 48 hours prior to start time isn't "slightly" west

Amazing that we are 24 - 30 hours from go time and we still have a 150-mile spread

Snow from start to finish for everybody on the NAM.

IMO GFS is slightly overdone and Euro slightly underdone. Middle ground would be a good bet for now

A broken clock is still right 2X a day...

Has me torching in the 50s

Said f*** it and made a map. For the most part, discounting RGEM/GGEM. I believe it is too strong/amped and will cave to the SE. If it doesn't, a lot of us are going to be unhappy. Pretty confident on a rain/mix at the start for the NJ Coastal Plain (more so here) and some for E Long Island too. Otherwise, I went with a blend of GFS, Ukie, and Euro. Think it comes a bit farther west and lightly stronger/juicer than the Ukie/Euro, but not to GFS/GEM amounts. Overall think it's a good 3 - 4 - 5 inch event for most of us, except for extreme south/east spots. Given the speed of this thing, I think the upper limit is 7, maybe 8 inches somewhere just NW of 287. Aside from the coast, ratios should be increasing as the storm progresses, highest farther NW, up to 15:1. Feel free to roast, criticize, wring me by the neck, etc.

Saquon and the tush push will be neutered.

One of the reasons why the metro area is such a difficult spot for everyone to cash in. What's good for one can screw someone else.

I'd be ecstatic with the Ukie run

Paste job for here

There's the inevitable shift northwest that always happens

Well out of range, HRRR has rain north of I-287

Still unchanged from my view of this being a rainstorm for coastal Monmouth/Ocean County + Eastern LI. Thinking the gradient line sets up along I-95/278/Belt Pkwy

Reggie with a rainstorm for NYC with the briefest changeover to snow for an hour at the end.

NAM at this range is about as useful as my girlfriend trying to decide what she wants for dinner.