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January 20-21 2012 Snowstorm OBS & Disco


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I could care less, but UPTON should upgrade to WSW here, some places around the merrit will see a foot of snow easily with this banding.

Ironic that several people were criticizing the NWS yesterday for continuing a winter storm watch for the very areas that will reach warning criteria, when surrounding offices had already posted advisories. I thought the advisory was the right call, although not an obvious one. But the watch was definitely warranted.

SCT further east might get to 6" too. So the discontinuity argument between counties has some merit. Maybe they should have had watches as well.

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Those of us in NENJ might be able to squeeze another 20 minutes or so out of that... the city could go for another hour or two based on that.

Nice area of precip hanging back now as the low "deepens" off the coast.

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Its mostly likley just because the snow is rimed now. I went outside and you can hear more noise when the snow hits the ground, but when you look at it, its just rimed. Newark went over since there intensity really went down.

thanks, i hope so although haven't really heard any "noise" just yet!! btw, plow just went by and snow is picking up as well with bigger flakes... :snowing:

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For eastern sections of Upton...

due to banded precipitation for eastern sections...will upgrade to Winter

Storm Warning for average of 6 inches. Still expect a few more

hours of snowfall. Beginning to mix western locations as saturated

layer depth shrinks with drying aloft.

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Those of us in NENJ might be able to squeeze another 20 minutes or so out of that... the city could go for another hour or two based on that.

It looks like the banding skipped over parts of NE NJ and went straight from NW Bergen to NYC... still snowing lightly here in NE Bergen, never went to moderate intensity for more than 10 minutes since 9 AM.

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Being at the very southernmost part of Passaic County, I am actually still moderately snowing...when the precip lightens up, it pings. no surprise there. But I looped it and definitely see what you mean about the skipping..looks like the dynamics have left the building. lol

It looks like the banding skipped over parts of NE NJ and went straight from NW Bergen to NYC... still snowing lightly here in NE Bergen, never went to moderate intensity for more than 10 minutes since 9 AM.

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And I'm stuck in Raleigh, NC...sigh.

NORTHWESTERN SUFFOLK-

1058 AM EST SAT JAN 21 2012

...WINTER STORM WARNING IN EFFECT UNTIL 4 PM EST THIS AFTERNOON...

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN UPTON HAS ISSUED A WINTER STORM

WARNING FOR SNOW...WHICH IS IN EFFECT UNTIL

4 PM EST THIS AFTERNOON. THE WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IS NO LONGER

IN EFFECT.

* LOCATIONS...NORTHWEST SUFFOLK.

* HAZARD TYPES...SNOW

* ACCUMULATIONS...5 TO 7 INCHES.

* WINDS...NORTHEAST 10 TO 15 MPH.

* TEMPERATURES...AROUND 30.

* VISIBILITIES...ONE HALF MILE AT TIMES.

* TIMING...SNOW WILL CONTINUE INTO THE AFTERNOON...THEN TAPER OFF

LATER THIS AFTERNOON. SNOWFALL RATES UP TO ONE INCH PER HOUR

POSSIBLE INTO THE EARLY AFTERNOON.

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its pinging for some because the lift has pushed east and the precip is shutting off. This was expected for the areas south of the city at the end.

A very nice event overall and some nice totals up into rockland, westchester, ct where the heaviest band was always progged

NAM did a great job showing where this was going to shape up.

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