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crossbowftw3

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  1. Ratios for most away from coasts should probably be at around 12:1-15:1 or more tonight before they may end up falling back closer to 10:1 at the peak tomorrow
  2. Approaching ~.75-1” now in Sullivan, don’t expect much above 3-5 to happen tonight into the earliest portions of tomorrow. This is shaping up to be a good storm for us and something legitimately special for folks closer to NYC/LI
  3. BGM point and click doesn’t have snow starting here until nearly midnight, part of why I still feel somewhat skeptical of anything bigger than ~8-12/16 or so
  4. Yeah I don’t expect much more than maybe 4-5” to be OTG by tomorrow afternoon. Tomorrow night is the real show here. I’m planning to clear whatever is on the ground at or around noon tomorrow so the job on Tuesday morning can be at least somewhat easier.
  5. Walt, Any idea on ratios for inland folks? I'd think similar in stature to 12/17--guessing 10-13/14:1 again with temps not getting much above 27-29 during daytime Monday and falling back between 23-26
  6. BGM's WSW-acknowledges the longer duration to get to these totals+after this still going into how much uncertainty remains. ...WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM SUNDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH TUESDAY AFTERNOON... * WHAT...Heavy snow possible. Total snow accumulations of 6 to 12 inches possible. * WHERE...In Pennsylvania, Bradford, Susquehanna, Northern Wayne, Lackawanna, Pike and Southern Wayne counties. In New York, Chemung, Tioga, Broome, Delaware and Sullivan counties. * WHEN...From Sunday afternoon through early Tuesday afternoon. * IMPACTS...Travel could be very difficult. The hazardous conditions could impact the morning or evening commutes. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...This will be a long duration event. A few to several inches of lighter snow are possible Sunday evening through Monday. Then for Monday night into Tuesday morning, additional snow is expected which may be heavy at times, along with areas of blowing snow.
  7. They did but this situation feels so much more volatile for us North of 84. We were always guaranteed a good event then, but this time much less so. Effectively speaking the margin of error between 1" and over a foot is very thin. I've forgotten how it feels to be in this situation
  8. Very unusual situation here. WSWatch hoisted but this isn’t guaranteed in the slightest. We have to keep watching this and won’t hone in on one common solution until tomorrow.
  9. How much closer do we see these goalposts narrow today do you think? I’m still discounting bigger totals this far north in Sullivan but as I’ve said all morning marginal warning level snows seems to be growing ever plausible here.
  10. Agreed, everyone north of 84’s prospects look a bit better today (I’d adjust my call to 5-8 if I had to) but the bullseye of the higher totals are still definitely where they have been for the last day or so
  11. No reason to think it wouldn’t be adjusted. This is normal waffling and I would personally expect a shift back south enough to narrow the goalposts of the jackpot zone
  12. BGM high end map looks oddly similar to the first map they posted for 12/16-17...versus the expected. Both still probably make equal amounts of sense as of this point.
  13. Which is why I don’t intend to just jump on what happened overnight, I would still expect things to level off with today’s runs to end up with that 95-84 jackpot but I can now reasonably say low-end warning amounts at least to where I’m at now
  14. Still need more than a few extra ticks to get much more than 3-6/4-8 north of 84, looking like somewhere between 84-95 and points SW of there should be the definites for 8+.
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