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Winter Interior NW Burbs & Hudson Valley - 2014/15


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I've been dying to post this... It seems this year the models all have their own piece of the pie in regards to a storm system, example. The GFS might have the 850s and surface temps correct but fail on the track and qpf, the euro will nail the qpf but be off on the track and temps, and the GGEM will get the qpf reading right but play catch up on the track and cold temps... The Nam is so hit or miss it's crazy so why bother

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Nice YTD so far! You guys are finally racking up up there. Long time coming..

Yea I'm loving the amount of events so far this winter, lots of nickel and diming. I don't if i'd rather see a 90"+ seasonal total or a 20"+ storm.. I don't think alb has had either since 02'-03'

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That was an awesome winter down here as well. Whats your avg up there? 60-70" range?

The "Big 3" that winter totaled over 50" here Im pretty sure. Ive talked to locals who say that winter is top 3 with 78-79 and one in the 1930s.

 

Edit: It was 77-78 and apparently 1888 was also bigger.

2nd edit: 81-82 had 90" while 02-03 only had 82" according to mohonk resort data in New Paltz.

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THE ON GOING WINTER WEATHER EVENT WILL BECOME MORE LIKELY AS LOW
PRESSURE MOVES ALONG THE STALLED FRONTAL BOUNDARY. RAIN ALONG THE
COAST...AND A WINTRY MIX INLAND WILL BECOME A WINTRY MIX ACROSS
THE ENTIRE REGION AS SUNDAY NIGHT PROGRESSES AS COLD AIR MOVES IN
AT THE SURFACE AND ALOFT. A WINTER STORM WATCH WILL CONTINUE
SUNDAY NIGHT INTO LATE MONDAY NIGHT WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF
REACHING WARNING SNOW CRITERIA ACROSS THE NORTHERN TIER OF ZONES
FROM ORANGE COUNTY EAST TO NORTHERN NEW LONDON. WILL BE A RATHER
TIGHT GRADIENT OF SNOWFALL AND JUST THE EXTREME NORTHERN PORTIONS
OF THE WATCH AREA MAY SEE 8 PLUS INCHES FROM LATE SUNDAY AFTERNOON
INTO LATE MONDAY NIGHT
. HOWEVER...AREAS OF FREEZING RAIN WILL
ALSO BE LIKELY SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY NIGHT WITH ICE
ACCUMULATIONS REMAINING BELOW A HALF INCH. THERE STILL WILL BE
IMPACTS TO TRAVEL AND ADVISORIES MAY BE NEEDED LATER FOR AREAS
OUTSIDE THE WATCH.

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THE ON GOING WINTER WEATHER EVENT WILL BECOME MORE LIKELY AS LOW

PRESSURE MOVES ALONG THE STALLED FRONTAL BOUNDARY. RAIN ALONG THE

COAST...AND A WINTRY MIX INLAND WILL BECOME A WINTRY MIX ACROSS

THE ENTIRE REGION AS SUNDAY NIGHT PROGRESSES AS COLD AIR MOVES IN

AT THE SURFACE AND ALOFT. A WINTER STORM WATCH WILL CONTINUE

SUNDAY NIGHT INTO LATE MONDAY NIGHT WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF

REACHING WARNING SNOW CRITERIA ACROSS THE NORTHERN TIER OF ZONES

FROM ORANGE COUNTY EAST TO NORTHERN NEW LONDON. WILL BE A RATHER

TIGHT GRADIENT OF SNOWFALL AND JUST THE EXTREME NORTHERN PORTIONS

OF THE WATCH AREA MAY SEE 8 PLUS INCHES FROM LATE SUNDAY AFTERNOON

INTO LATE MONDAY NIGHT. HOWEVER...AREAS OF FREEZING RAIN WILL

ALSO BE LIKELY SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY NIGHT WITH ICE

ACCUMULATIONS REMAINING BELOW A HALF INCH. THERE STILL WILL BE

IMPACTS TO TRAVEL AND ADVISORIES MAY BE NEEDED LATER FOR AREAS

OUTSIDE THE WATCH.

 

 Sounds good...hoping to be AOB 35" come Tuesday. Just hope that mix line stays south and todays trend is real.

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