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2/21-2/23 Weekend Possible Storm


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Because being under a watch automatically means it's going to snow more there :facepalm:

In all seriousness, I never understood how Sullivan County could be part of the Upton CWA while Monmouth County falls under Mt. Holly. Always thought they should just give all of NJ to Mt. Holly and have Upton just do NY and southern CT.

Que?? Last I checked Sullivan county is part of BGM.

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Yea you guys should make out well, especially west of NYC into parts of NWNJ, for some reason that precip intensity in NNJ doesn't push into New York too well, I'm barely .40" up here lol

What you're seeing there is the loss of the dynamics of the IL.

West point FF; an honor to make the acquaintance sir.

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The 4k NAM is showing 0.50"+ ICE in parts of NE NJ, will post when final graphic is available. 

I'll sell. I think if anyone sees the ice, it is NW, not NE. I'd put the ice bullseye on the border of Warren & Morris counties in west-central NJ. With the high sliding off the coast, I think sfc temps get above freezing further east. Meanwhile aloft, I think upper level warming occurs closer to the trough axis, which is west.

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The Hi Res Nam is actually starting to show more SW winds than from due South. This would have huge implications for LI and the immediate metro area and needs to be watched

The warmest it gets now in NYC is 33-34F but the mid-levels still warm so it's either rain or freezing rain at the end depending on surface temps.

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The warmest it gets now in NYC is 33-34F but the mid-levels still warm so it's either rain or freezing rain at the end depending on surface temps.

Precisely my point though brother. Yes the mid levels are warm, but SW surface winds negates the very warm fetch from the Gulf Stream and turns the fetch from mostly land and the colder shallow waters closer to the coast. Surface temperatures will struggle that much more to get above freezing.
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