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March 24-25 Winter Storm Threat


Mitchel Volk

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SREFs are more tucked in and wetter. 0.75+ for City SW and across LI. 0.5+ From basically the putnam/orange CTY line southward

The mean just shifted a hundred miles NW. Also much more consolidated and gets the surface low east of ACY. Major hit. They are also quite cold. My precip type maps show all snow for 90% of the area.

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This will be cold enough to be 95% snow for everyone (850's -4°C/-6°C). May start off as a light drizzle, but should be all snow, especially when the heavier precip gets here. Only problem will be the surface temps which will probably be in the low 40's/upper 30's when the precip starts during the afternoon Monday. You're not going to get snow to accumulate with temps that warm and light precip. I saw this happen with the Mar 7-8th event and I expect a similar thing to happen this time.

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The Euro ensembles are def improved as well...better than 00z. The best thing about the Euro was that it was a marked improvement over the 00z run...and that is an important thing to see at this range. It is very close to showing a big solution...the ensembles don't necessarily add confidence to the fact that the big solution is coming..but it's good to see them improved.

We are running short on time for the Euro to show another big bump to the NW. Usually after around 66-72 hours out whatever changes it makes will be small ticks and variations and nothing major. We need a good run tonight.

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Hr 75 getting brushed by the coastal as it heads towards the benchmark. Looks nothing like the SREF's or the GGEM. Hour 78 goodbye as the CCB develops offshore.

 

I'm dismissing this run because it elongates the coastal and then redevelops it a few hundred miles NW. I really thought based on the setup at h5 that we were headed for a monster this run.

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You can forget about snow this run. The 0.50"+ mark is down near ACY. This area is in the 0.10-0.25"+ area. Weschester County on northeast is ZIPPO.

 

 

Luckily its the NAm 24-36 hours from its best Range if you can call it that with this inconsistent model.

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