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  1. Kaner587
    Not saying it’s right and who knows maybe ratios will be 6:1 but euro and hrrr have 0.75-0.9 falling in 3 hours over the metro
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    @uofmiami 1.75 on the grass here you have any measurements yet
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    You and I not too far off!
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    High water content too of the pack. In shaded areas pre storm I had 6-7in with a hard layer over an inch thick of ice. With the 7 in yesterday and today with 0.25 of ice in between -I agree about 10-12in especially in shaded areas and with especially high water content for that depth
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    Some of the Best snow today for nyc metro fell along the north shore of LI eastern Nassau out into Suffolk
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    2.25in today and 6.75in total in Laurel hollow NE Nassau
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    Solar min finally exerting its effect???? There’s always at least one blocky winter surrounding it. Obviously that’s not the only or main driver (qpo ENSO pdo etc) but interesting nonetheless).
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    A little over 3 on Tuesday and we’d be top 10
  9. Kaner587
    8.5in in laurel hollow. Great event was only expecting 3-4
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    Kphl 6.6 knyc 10.5
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    North of you in laurel hollow we have 8in+ (couldn’t get a great measurement)
  12. Kaner587
    I haven’t posted in here in a very long time. Nice to be back! loving that we have a real threat to track. The trends the last 36-48h have been pretty incredible. More confluence better PNA more consolidated s/w.
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    Anyone with thoughts on my western fringe question? (Into South/central Vermont towards mass border). Curious about the lift on the western side and if qpf outputs might be slightly overdone
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    Been tracking this bad boy focused in Vermont ski areas (notably okemo) and wondering your guys thoughts on the western edge. From what I’m seeing after the worst of the East trend has ended it does seem like there may be some decent lift especially early aftn into evening tomorrow but my concern is how the models are handling the western fringe. There is definitely going to be a sharp cutoff on the NW side which right now seems to be worst between southeast Vermont and central mass (going from 0.75 to nearly 2in qpf on the euro). My concern is that precip might be overdone on the western fringe however in looking for some eveidencr of this, the FGEN maps from for example the RGEM it would support the model output of 0.5-0.75 qpf for most of southern/east central Vermont so maybe my concerns are unwarranted. Thoughts?
  15. Kaner587
    You'll probably find many 2/3's.
  16. Kaner587
    I'd think never. There are probably just a few locations ON EARTH where this is possible. Northeastern US is obviously one of them . North of a certain point chances decrease greatly of a hurricane strike. South of a certain point blizzards are one in 50 year events (or never occur)
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