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NYC/PHL: January 25-27 Potential Bomb Part 4


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I thought the Euro ended as snow for a lot of the places you just said 850s were way above freezing? :unsure:

Earthlight documented that NYC gets 1 inch of qpf all snow when the 850's crash east. This did not occur on the 0z Euro and in fact 850's never crashed that far east on the 0z like they did on the 12z.

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I think a blend of the EURO/GFS seems reasonable. The Euro has been pretty consistent as of recent with it's evolution of the upcoming system. I think the 0z GFS depiction is similar. The H5 setup is favorable and would support the progression of this storm north and east towards the benchmark. Although during the start temperatures are warm, this is only initially and will cool dynamically as the result of a sub 990mb low. I think even NYC's likelihood of a moderate 4+ inch snowstorm is increasing. The high pressure might be pivotal in allowing for winds to shift and the lp to pull in cold air. The EURO just seemed more reasonable at the surface with it's depiction, better representation of qpf. I think NEPA, CNJ and NNJ, especially elevations, could see a significant heavy wet snowfall. We will see how things progress.

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Earthlight documented that NYC gets 1 inch of qpf all snow when the 850's crash east. This did not occur on the 0z Euro and in fact 850's never crashed that far east on the 0z like they did on the 12z.

That's what the graphics literally show--but I have to admit that I am not overly confident on the reliability of the graphic. I've never seen it before...but the scale plainly reads that it depicts the liquid QPF that falls as snow. The scale goes from .1 to 1" (which is terrible) and then upwards from there. The 12z run had 1" liquid equiviliant north of Philly through NYC away from the NJ shore and Eastern LI.

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That's what the graphics literally show--but I have to admit that I am not overly confident on the reliability of the graphic. I've never seen it before...but the scale plainly reads that it depicts the liquid QPF that falls as snow. The scale goes from .1 to 1" (which is terrible) and then upwards from there. The 12z run had 1" liquid equiviliant north of Philly through NYC away from the NJ shore and Eastern LI.

Cannot say I am confident either that this was correctly depicted by the graphic you referenced but this did not transpire on 0z because the 850's never crashed as far east as they did at 12z and that is what I am arguing. People are like getting all pissy like I am trying to snow hoard and unjackpot the inland folks or something by lieing what the Euro depicted per the 12z play by play earlier today. if people don't agree they can go read the pbp themselves.

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Cannot say I am confident either that this was correctly depicted by the graphic you referenced but this did not transpire on 0z because the 850's never crashed as far east as they did at 12z and that is what I am arguing. People are like getting all pissy like I am trying to snow hoard and unjackpot the inland folks or something by lieing what the Euro depicted per the 12z play by play earlier today. if people don't agree they can go read the pbp themselves.

Inland members have been getting shafted if you haven't recently heard. Figured I would remind you. It's getting real bad out there.

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Inland members have been getting shafted if you haven't recently heard. Figured I would remind you. It's getting real bad out there.

Oh I know that and I am not trying to say they will get shafted again. Just stating the facts that the trends are not overwhelmingly west like some are making it out to be. It is ridiculous that now that the NAM-GFS came west some that all the sudden it is reliable to think that they are now all the sudden correct when folks were whining how wrong they were.

Whether the pattern favors it or not, what happens if the EURO goes a bit more east, what's stopping the NAM-GFS from trending east as well in 6 or 12 hours? They have had no real consistency.

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Inland members have been getting shafted if you haven't recently heard. Figured I would remind you. It's getting real bad out there.

I know I'm a broken record on this, but if the I-95 corridor got shafted year after year like this the way much of PA (which averages more to significantly more snow than we do) has since just about 2004-05, this board would be in complete chaos. There has definitely been some kind of longer term shift recently to favor more just offshore storms that slam I-95, and fewer hugger type storms that hit inland areas.

Don't get me wrong, I'm glad I'm back here now and getting slammed for my 2nd winter in a row, but my 4 winters in State College were just about hell. I can't even count the number of snow threats we had that ended up slamming you guys or the Midwest, or just vanished entirely. One season of the 4 I was there was close to average, the rest were well below. Last season in State College was about average, this one so far is shaping up to be another well below. I definitely sympathize with those guys 1000 percent.

End rant-mods delete if you wish.

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The 12z Euro was actually really good for areas 20 miles away from the coast, in case people forgot. The 925mb low was closed at three or four contours over OC MD, the 850 low was closed there as well. The CCB that developed was an absolute beast. Here's a zoomed in image courtesy of SV.

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The 12z Euro was actually really good for areas 20 miles away from the coast, in case people forgot. The 925mb low was closed at three or four contours over OC MD, the 850 low was closed there as well. The CCB that developed was an absolute beast. Here's a zoomed in image courtesy of SV.

Is that purple line the 540?

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The 12z Euro was actually really good for areas 20 miles away from the coast, in case people forgot. The 925mb low was closed at three or four contours over OC MD, the 850 low was closed there as well. The CCB that developed was an absolute beast. Here's a zoomed in image courtesy of SV.

Thank you. This is what I was talking about and nothing like this was depicted at 0z from what I recall, more east 850's when compared to 0z.

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The 12z Euro was actually really good for areas 20 miles away from the coast, in case people forgot. The 925mb low was closed at three or four contours over OC MD, the 850 low was closed there as well. The CCB that developed was an absolute beast. Here's a zoomed in image courtesy of SV.

What's the difference between the two solid blue lines. One is slightly north of LI and the other is slightly south.

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I know I'm a broken record on this, but if the I-95 corridor got shafted year after year like this the way much of PA (which averages more to significantly more snow than we do) has since just about 2004-05, this board would be in complete chaos. There has definitely been some kind of longer term shift recently to favor more just offshore storms that slam I-95, and fewer hugger type storms that hit inland areas.

Don't get me wrong, I'm glad I'm back here now and getting slammed for my 2nd winter in a row, but my 4 winters in State College were just about hell. I can't even count the number of snow threats we had that ended up slamming you guys or the Midwest, or just vanished entirely. One season of the 4 I was there was close to average, the rest were well below. Last season in State College was about average, this one so far is shaping up to be another well below. I definitely sympathize with those guys 1000 percent.

End rant-mods delete if you wish.

Amen brother! We have been royally shafted for many consecutive yrs now.Its a shame most ppl on the coast arent aware of that.Not that it matters really. I just think that ppl over there think that we do so well most yrs with big snows(even tho we really dont) so its ok if we get screwed this yr.Honestly, in the last 6 winters plus this one being 7, I rem one 9 inch storm. Every other one has basically been 6 or less, and most about 80% were 4 or less. I am not one to want to see other regions get screwed with no snow. I hope everyone gets all they can. I would just be happy for a 10inch snow, just one.Its been so long. Anyway man, you hit the nail right on the head and thank you for that. ...to answer dbc question, I wasnt living here in cpa from 80-99 so no idea.Im from Va.

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