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NYC Area January 26-27 Bomb Discussion and OBS


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lol channel 3 WFSB CT says snow doesnt start for another 10-12 hours.. and around 4" total accumulation some spots 6".. how can you just lie to the public like that just because you don't want to be wrong and change your forecast.. just because his microcast says it doesn't start until 6pm.. he changed his accumulations and lowered then.. now change your start time.. NBC30 appropiately did

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It definitely shows some component trying to hedge more eastward than north but you have to think at least part of that shield makes it in and a good portion of it for LI

that area looks much better organized and further north than any guidadance except the ruc. I think all the models are still too south east with this whole storm.

Nice convection off the carolina coast right now.

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It's snowing outside right now..which no model showed getting to us with the passage of the low. I'd say this pretty much discounts all major guidance.

Just watching new channel 4 and Chris Camino just mentioned that its accumulating down to Philly and and that no model showed this and then he let out a groan as if to say "stupid models".

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This is going to be interesting...surprised nothing is reported yet at KSMQ, they're well saturated and there are decent echoes over top of them...if this area from TTN SW passes over NYC over the next few hours and holds together someone could already reach the bottom range of the entire event.

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This is going to be interesting...surprised nothing is reported yet at KSMQ, they're well saturated and there are decent echoes over top of them...if this area from TTN SW passes over NYC over the next few hours and holds together someone could already reach the bottom range of the entire event.

it looks like though on the radar im using as if it would be rain brooklyn west, dividing the city in half http://radarplus.accuweather.com/adcbin/radarplus/standalone/local.asp?user=66000187592&radar=KDIX&choices=radarproduct%3DN0Q%26radar_mask%3Dtrue%26radarframes%3D0&ltg=false&defaultflag=1

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This is going to be interesting...surprised nothing is reported yet at KSMQ, they're well saturated and there are decent echoes over top of them...if this area from TTN SW passes over NYC over the next few hours and holds together someone could already reach the bottom range of the entire event.

Seems like precip is earlier than modeled (with exception of RUC I believe)-- Pottstown PA reporting heavy snow; snowing in Tatamy PA, Philly, Trenton NJ, etc. Looks like it's holding together on radar as it moves northeast.

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This is going to be interesting...surprised nothing is reported yet at KSMQ, they're well saturated and there are decent echoes over top of them...if this area from TTN SW passes over NYC over the next few hours and holds together someone could already reach the bottom range of the entire event.

The radar is real thick already, I am thinking that if we start getting snow to the ground before 9, we may see more than predicted. I am looking to work a half day out, then the 2nd half at home, but I think my ride home will suck!!!

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Even the RUC was not showing snow up here until 10am. The Euro was the closest. It showed on yesterday's 12z run that it would start here at 8am and between 4-7 am further south. Pretty darn close.

Seems like precip is earlier than modeled (with exception of RUC I believe)-- Pottstown PA reporting heavy snow; snowing in Tatamy PA, Philly, Trenton NJ, etc. Looks like it's holding together on radar as it moves northeast.

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Please correct me if I am wrong, but based upon my amateur eyes, after looking at the radar, water vapor sat, etc, it appears as though we'll experience a "front end thump with this surge of moisture from mid morning going forward, with then a lull in the moisture and then as the upper level low swings northeast that moisture associated with it, currently hanging back in the Tennessee river valley will then blossom as the storm explodes east of NJ which will then bring our big snows later this evening..

This morning's precip may yield several inches of snow and in fact- it may change over to rain/sleet etc for coastal sections, but i dunno..

any comments are obviously welcome.. THIS ISN'T a forecast.. I'm just throwing out what I think is happening based upon my eyes and previous experience..

jeff

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Please correct me if I am wrong, but based upon my amateur eyes, after looking at the radar, water vapor sat, etc, it appears as though we'll experience a "front end thump with this surge of moisture from mid morning going forward, with then a lull in the moisture and then as the upper level low swings northeast that moisture associated with it, currently hanging back in the Tennessee river valley will then blossom as the storm explodes east of NJ which will then bring our big snows later this evening..

This morning's precip may yield several inches of snow and in fact- it may change over to rain/sleet etc for coastal sections, but i dunno..

any comments are obviously welcome.. THIS ISN'T a forecast.. I'm just throwing out what I think is happening based upon my eyes and previous experience..

jeff

Yes, but most importantly what this means is that the low pressure system may be closer to the coast than previously modeled. Anyone have a map of latest pressure falls?

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Yes, but most importantly what this means is that the low pressure system may be closer to the coast than previously modeled. Anyone have a map of latest pressure falls?

First flakes have fallen in Essex County...slightly ahead of schedule, if we can squeeze out 2-3" from this front end thing....that would set us up nicely for round #2.

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