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I didn't look at the sounding; but I doubt it goes much past +1.0 C in NYC @850 mb...which is within typical margin of error...

+ 1 . mid 20`s I think the N shore is in for a bad ICE storm . The precip does not look heavy enough to overcome 0 or plus 1 . So its LIQUID . But the BL is just cold .

 

.50 of ice is possible looking at that map. That's worse than a foot of snow .

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PB, don't get me wrong--I'm leaning towards ice in the NYC metro/LI area but he is right that the trend of pushing the surface low further southeast, into the better dynamics, associated with the trailing, southern shortwave could have significant implications on the coastal redevelopment for eastern areas on Tuesday...And being that this aspect is still 72+ hrs out, means this is far from set in stone...Definitely something to watch... 

I see the SLP now being driven off VA . I think the 850 MB low gets so far N that before the SLP takes back over the mid levels pop just above 0

 

Our boundary is toast . That's what scares me

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I see the SLP now being driven off VA . I think the 850 MB low gets so far N that before the SLP takes back over the mid levels pop just above 0

Our boundary is toast . That's what scares me

The other issue is the other low forming off the SE coast steals moisture from the low impacting us, otherwise QPF would be much higher.

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+ 1 . mid 20`s I think the N shore is in for a bad ICE storm . The precip does not look heavy enough to overcome 0 or plus 1 . So its LIQUID . But the BL is just cold .

 

.50 of ice is possible looking at that map. That's worse than a foot of snow .

 

I did find Islip on the 12z NAM...they make it to +2.2 C @ 850 mb...but the models have been trending colder & Islip is on the S. Shore...and it is the NAM over 48 hours out so...

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I see the SLP now being driven off VA . I think the 850 MB low gets so far N that before the SLP takes back over the mid levels pop just above 0

 

Our boundary is toast . That's what scares me

Pauly,

 

Its exactly where JB said it would be for snow for the area?

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I see the SLP now being driven off VA . I think the 850 MB low gets so far N that before the SLP takes back over the mid levels pop just above 0

 

Our boundary is toast . That's what scares me

 

First half looks icey, no doubt. I don't think there's any way to get around that at this point. What I'm interested in, is if this coastal can get its act together, faster -- temps into the mid levels would crash, and the second half, on Tuesday could surprise with appreciable snow for eastern areas...As I said before, it's a long shot, but definitely something to watch...

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+ 1 . mid 20`s I think the N shore is in for a bad ICE storm . The precip does not look heavy enough to overcome 0 or plus 1 . So its LIQUID . But the BL is just cold .

 

.50 of ice is possible looking at that map. That's worse than a foot of snow .

 

Bridgeport peaks at +1.6 C on the 12z NAM but spends most of the event less than +1.0 C @ 850 mb.

 

I gravely doubt anyone from NYC north has any period where two meter temperatures get above freezing...

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Short term RAP shows a coating of snow for most of the area, up to an inch NW Nj. Nice to see since we'll miss the "big show" over the next couple days.....something to freshen up the dirty snowpack a bit. Also have to mention that Boston could be snowing starting midnight all day Sunday, Monday, and until midday Tuesday (accumulating 12-24" in most areas with higher amounts outside of the city). Incredible

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First half looks icey, no doubt. I don't think there's any way to get around that at this point. What I'm interested in, is if this coastal can get its act together, faster -- temps into the mid levels would crash, and the second half, on Tuesday could surprise with appreciable snow for eastern areas...As I said before, it's a long shot, but definitely something to watch...

Agree, looking at the 850`s that 0 line it is hanging right there . So yes once you can turn those winds NE , you may have a backside flip .

 

Great CAD signature showing up at the BL from 0z Monday into 0z Tues on the 4KNAM . The low levels just slide right through the area .

 

The key is how far N does the 850 low get , if its off by 50 miles and the SLP takes over 3 hours earlier then it could be a snowier forecast . Sitting here right now I hate seeing  .50 of ICE even being modeled . Especially when a lot of the point and clicks are for rain in the areas I think ICE sneaks in .

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Bridgeport peaks at +1.6 C on the 12z NAM but spends most of the event less than +1.0 C @ 850 mb.

 

I gravely doubt anyone from NYC north has any period where two meter temperatures get above freezing...

We are close on the N shore . Early Feb , cold waters , NE wind , Snow cover , BL all point to pulling it out . But J Ben is right . May need another 24 hours to see exactly how far N the 850 mb low gets  and how fast the SLP take over .,

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Bridgeport peaks at +1.6 C on the 12z NAM but spends most of the event less than +1.0 C @ 850 mb.

 

I gravely doubt anyone from NYC north has any period where two meter temperatures get above freezing...

 

I largely agree. Warmer areas will definitely be on the eastern half of LI, however, where NE/ENE wind is still a decent fetch over the ~40F Atlantic. 

 

The sound is cold--mid 30's or so and NE/ENE wind is mostly over land for Western half of LI to NYC. I'm convinced those areas stay below freezing throughout.

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I largely agree. Warmer areas will definitely be on the eastern half of LI, however, where NE/ENE wind is still a decent fetch over the ~40F Atlantic. 

 

The sound is cold--mid 30's or so and NE/ENE wind is mostly over land for Western half of LI to NYC. I'm convinced those areas stay below freezing throughout.

 

I wrote a little on this the other day...with the upper air flow being oriented ESE / WNW....places on far eastern LI will not be subject to the usual warming...and the water is now exceptionally cold....even Nantucket Island is cold at this hour...so boundary level will not be a problem even out there...I think.

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I wrote a little on this the other day...with the upper air flow being oriented ESE / WNW....places on far eastern LI will not be subject to the usual warming...and the water is now exceptionally cold....even Nantucket Island is cold at this hour...so boundary level will not be a problem even out there...I think.

 

The thing is, when you have an arctic anticyclone sitting over eastern Canada or New England in late winter (the so-called Hudson Bay Highs)...their influence is so great and they are so good at bringing cold air to the south when they are situated as the one is now...it is really the only time a place like the lower Delmarva or coastal Virginia has any chance to see snow from an approaching cyclone as they are the only engines that can effectively transport sufficiently cold air from the Canadian Maritimes to ordinarily warmer climates... 

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I wrote a little on this the other day...with the upper air flow being oriented ESE / WNW....places on far eastern LI will not be subject to the usual warming...and the water is now exceptionally cold....even Nantucket Island is cold at this hour...so boundary level will not be a problem even out there...I think.

 

There's still a big difference between the sound and the immediate Western Atlantic. While the ocean is cold, a wind right off these waters would, imo warm the surface above freezing. The easterly component is also more pronounced further east...

 

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