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Hi Matt,

I'm not buying it... Not at all. You and I both know that this setup and progression means big snows for our areas.. You probably a little more than me. The forecast is undoubtedly tough, but I think you would agree we are in for a plastering. If not, then sorry to have put words in your mouth, but it looks like the coast is toast and we get dumped on.

Mt Holly NWS seems unimpressed with snow for my area.

WWA for snow, sleet and freezing rain tonight into tomorrow.

Little accumulaton for the entire storm through the end.

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Hi Matt,

I'm not buying it... Not at all. You and I both know that this setup and progression means big snows for our areas.. You probably a little more than me. The forecast is undoubtedly tough, but I think you would agree we are in for a plastering. If not, then sorry to have put words in your mouth, but it looks like the coast is toast and we get dumped on.

Still sitting 20 f.

I expect around 6 inches on the back end if all works out.

Big question is the 1st rd. maybe and inch or two of snow and sleet over to freezing rain.

I am wondering if the cold air can hang on for an extended time and we get minimal plain rain prior to going back to snow.

Will be an interesting storm to track ops.

Best.

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I'm thinking the same thing... i don't see heavy rain up here tomorrow.. i just don't. either way it's going to make for one disaster of a rush hour! be safe

Still sitting 20 f.
I expect around 6 inches on the back end if all works out.
Big question is the 1st rd. maybe and inch or two of snow and sleet over to freezing rain.
I am wondering if the cold air can hang on for an extended time and we get minimal plain rain prior to going back to snow.
Will be an interesting storm to track ops.

Best.

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I'm thinking the same thing... i don't see heavy rain up here tomorrow.. i just don't. either way it's going to make for one disaster of a rush hour! be safe

 

Hi Matt,

I'm not buying it... Not at all. You and I both know that this setup and progression means big snows for our areas.. You probably a little more than me. The forecast is undoubtedly tough, but I think you would agree we are in for a plastering. If not, then sorry to have put words in your mouth, but it looks like the coast is toast and we get dumped on.

this really isnt  a great setup for u either,  problem is not surface cold its the upper layers . 

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right - i don't really care about surface temps.... just see frozen as more likely than liquid especially if it ends up a stronger low tracking to our SE in mid december.  the surface can torch in 3 minutes and that would be great news!  as it is worried about light icing in the valleys tomorrow, and possibly sleet/snow tomorrow night.  I'd rather be 50 miles north praying for all snow.

 

this really isnt  a great setup for u either,  problem is not surface cold its the upper layers . 

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on the bright side, i don't think we would have to deal with icing....

talk about a dry slot....

0 z nam looked not so great to my eyes.
Anyone else can confirm if I am wrong or correct.

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The Euro appears to be the only model that gives any appreciable widespread snowfall to the area. Every other model has little to no snow except for the far western portions of our region (and the highest of elevations). The 00z 4km NAM does have a weenie band of heavy snow that develops over NWNJ and slides northeast through the Hudson Valley and provides a few inches from hour 45-54, but that's way out there and it doesn't show up on the NAM.

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The Euro appears to be the only model that gives any appreciable widespread snowfall to the area. Every other model has little to no snow except for the far western portions of our region (and the highest of elevations). The 00z 4km NAM does have a weenie band of heavy snow that develops over NWNJ and slides northeast through the Hudson Valley and provides a few inches from hour 45-54, but that's way out there and it doesn't show up on the NAM.

Yea, we will just need to watch the event unfold.

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Too far east and low elevation here in POU for anything decent.

Im kinda in the same boat here in Kingston...just hoping to stay below freezing at night and maybe the precip will move in faster than previously expected. One storm that comes to mind is Dec 9 2009 where all the models had the 850 line well north but many parts of Dutchess and Ulster still ended up with over 8". Hoping for a surprise like that.

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Rgem looks decent for backend snows... Bottom line is the further west one is the better chance you have of seeing snow. I'm still loving MSV area as jackpot.. Might have to take the 20 min weenie drive to my west lol

 

 

 

I think you'll have to go further north for the bullseye. The localized forecast amounts seem to point to Hunter Mountain as the jackpot. Of course elevation plays into that, too. 

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terrible outside with ice. From the local police

 

Attention Residents in Highland Lakes/Barry Lakes/Cliffwood Lakes: The roadways on the mountain are extremely icy. There is multiple cars stuck on Canistear Road. Breakneck Road and Route 638 are also extremely icy. All Road Departments are out, salting and sanding the roadways
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