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March 2-4 Snowstorm Potential Part 2


REDMK6GLI

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57 light snow continues but the end is near

Seems that the temps will not really be the issue here.....it just simply is turning into a much, much less significant storm with not much to work with, and is being shunted out so quickly. 70 hour storm to 7 lol

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Well i would like to say all the typical weenie excuses like it's too far out or there's something the model isn't picking up on but it's clear that the models are getting a good handle on the PVs influence now that we're getting closer and the southern push seems to be the trend, nothing's impossible but idk about this one

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In the end. KNYC was .4. But close to .6 in Monmouth county. Tight gradient really set up in NJ on this run if one were driving down the parkway.

Looks like 1 inch north of AC. .9 looks to get to brick. .8 to Jackson. .7 Howell. .6 colts neck.

.5 to the Driscoll

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Im speechless.. we went from 12 + to this. Amazing.

 

In essence we never really get any influence from the sfc LP, its basically a FROPA and would be some light to moderate snow as the thermal boundary presses south with the cold dry air creeping behind it. The surface LP just as it tries to move to the ENE gets absolutely ripped by the southward push and influence from the PV confluence and looks to me to actually get strung out almost ESE off of the SC coast.

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