About 8” on the uws. Probably not going to make a foot but 10” is within reach. With all the blowing and drifting it seems allot more impactful then a normal 8” storm
It was always there. We are going to score a couple inches just on this first round this evening.
The banding tomorrow morning will be impressive. We should see a western band with decent rates 1-2” hr and then the big show with 2-4” hr somewhere in Suffolk. Where these bands are is everything
The usual cast of characters up to their usual nonsense. Though i think snowman is on to something with the western cutoff. There will be allot of subsidence on the outside of the westernmost band. Where that sets up will determine who’s happy and who’s not
Ding ding ding. We are right on schedule
i still do not believe the multi center idea
i think we see a classic nor’easter with a beautiful satellite presentation with an eye
and who ever gets the western deform band is still going to get historic numbers
Based on historical president I just don’t see it happening that way. Every one of our classic super low pressure lows have had a single eye like feature
im still going to go with 12” for nyc
18” Nassau
and somewhere in Suffolk sees 30”
Absolutely agreed! This has all the hallmarks of a KU. If we see 952 pressure (extremely rare) your talking hurricane force gusts and huge drifting for the coast.
That’s about as beautiful of a mean you will see for a KU event for NYC to BOS. This ones very legit. The question is, is this a Nantucket mauler and we get fringed or is this a rain in the tucket and we get buried.
Looks like it’s game time. This is giving me the chills. If we reach those pressures we are talking one of the greats with the full plate of impacts. From feet of snow (most likely east) to damaging winds and major coastal flooding.
You could see the IVT off the Nj coast on radar overnight. If that had been 30-50 miles north the island would have scored a few surprise inches. Coating on the uws, actually slightly more then on the island
Just a coating on colder surfaces on the uws, and that’s mostly out on the lawns on campus, if you walked around the rest of the uws it doesn’t even look like it snowed