Winterweatherlover
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For parts of the region it was. Depends how you define a snowstorm but I'd say from the Bronx/North Shore north it was a snowstorm.
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A KU storm in March is probably 6-12 inches though most likely for the metro area, it’s not mid winter. Obviously I’d still love that.
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The RGEM has no interest in wintry precip for the metro on Friday/Saturday so I’ve basically thrown in the towel.
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How is there a cutter in a pattern that’s supposed to be either big snow or suppression?
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Secondary way south on 0Z gfs.
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RGEM is actually pretty close for the northern suburbs late week storm, might be a red flag to the extremely warm models.
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I hope it leads to something but I do have trouble taking anything seriously beyond 5 days.
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Maybe a naive question but what is the big difference?
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I could see Friday-Saturday being a sleet/zr situation I84 corridor into SNE. Snow will be hard to come by except an inch or so on the front end.
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Not taking GFS seriously although it's funny that it is now the coldest model after being the furthest north before. I don't take anything seriously unless the RGEM is on board.
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Because it's March it won't be extremely cold. Probably highs in the 30s/lows in the 20s. Yes colder than all winter. Also we can't know for sure they'll be no storms. Even weaker systems could produce some snow.
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White rain now, it's snowing in the air but snow on the ground is melting.
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Hard to get a real snowstorm (all snow, temps below freezing) in the immediate metro in March but hopefully we can get something.
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Hate to say it but nice win for the gfs with the late week storm. Seems Snowman19 is right that is the GFS is amped in the long medium range it's usually not a good sign for snow.
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I think this one is a lost cause other than maybe a front end inch. Hopefully the 3-10-3/20 period delivers.
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Yea maybe I still like Bronx Zoo best because of it's central location in the Bronx. Van Cortlandt Park/Woodlawn/Riverdale area is definitely the coldest in the city. It even seems like it did better than Westchester along the sound. I technically live in Westchester but am a few blocks from Van Cortlandt park and have sometimes stayed snow when places like New Rochelle, Larchmont have mixed.
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You can also snow and accumulate at 35 if heavy, that doesn’t work in midtown.
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Models are showing a transfer for Fri/Sat but it’s way later than todays storm was. Might be enough to save NE but not us.
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Think I was wrong about it mostly being gone by this afternoon. The clouds and lingering light precip should keep temps below 40 today.
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RGEM once again did very well with temps but was too dry until the last minute.
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I can’t even imagine liking snow and living in downtown Manhattan. Absolute worst place to be for snow. I think even worse than the south shore in terms of accumulating. I worked there for several years basically needs to be 32 or below and heavy to accumulate.
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Now that I’ve been outside eyeballing easily 5 inches here, snow even accumulated on roads. Now a light mix of rain and zr.
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I live right by there. Yea it’s real pretty out but NW Bronx def wouldn’t be representative of NYC.
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It pinged even up here so I’d imagine it pinged at some point but it was inconsequential. Only pingling during moments of light precip the rest was all snow.
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Unfortunately an inch to heavy rain might break futility record on Friday.
