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More snow possible on Thursday 2/5


Mitchel Volk

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It is looking that a possible light to moderate snow event may occur. The ECMWF and the out of range NAM are hinting of it. A digging trough with a new supply of arctic air may supply the energy and support.

It is looking that a possible light to moderate snow event may occur. The ECMWF and the out of range NAM are hinting of it. A digging trough with a new supply of arctic air may supply the energy and support.

what's the good word on tonight's run?
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The RGEM appears to me to be headed for a Euro like solution through 48, that could mean the GGEM will come west. The NAM is impossible to predict so there is no way to know if that solution at all portrays what the GFS may do, the NAM is inside its amped range for this event now.

The NAM and GFS seem to be polar opposites lately, one moves East, the other West.

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The NAM was more progressive this run with the Northern stream which brings the arctic front through quicker and kills any chance of the surface low coming up the coast.

 yea,,,,its looking like game over for a moderate event. its getting too close now for any likely major changes. at least there could be some descent snow squalls with the arctic front espescially north of the city

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This threat looks like a general 1"-2" for NJ and NYC. Then a bit more on LI, CT and SNE. Perhaps 2"-4" in those areas.

 

Reason for more on the immediate coast is because of the OTS coastal storm. The arctic fronts interacts with it as it departs to our North and East.

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