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Winter Interior NW Burbs & Hudson Valley - 2015/16


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It's been said a few times... With this pattern and set-up we could be looking at a return to the classic interior winters, 84 battleground, and Rockland county mix line lol

 

This upcoming system has the classic SWFE look to it. Early guess I would say 2-4" to steady rain or drizzle. Ill take it considering its in the mid 60s right now lol. This def does have to potential to over perform though. Could be a sign of things to come.. Interior winter? ;)

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This upcoming system has the classic SWFE look to it. Early guess I would say 2-4" to steady rain or drizzle. Ill take it considering its in the mid 60s right now lol. This def does have to potential to over perform though. Could be a sign of things to come.. Interior winter? ;)

I would take it too. Crazy to think we could get anything frozen with the monthly average temps. so much above normal. We'll see  :santa:

 

 Today's 12z GFS is spitting out 5.7" of snow for the 12/29 event at KSWF

 

http://www.meteor.iastate.edu/~ckarsten/cobb/cobb.php?model=gfs&site=kswf

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Were looking good boys for our first snow event, and a warning criteria at that, imagine that. 70F on xmas eve, and not even an advisory level snow or dusting, 5 days later we may see a WSW and 4-8"... Here's the general consensus between models for most of us in and around the 84 corridor

GEM- 6-10"

GFS- 6-10

Euro- 4-6

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12z GFS took a big step toward the Euro..

This is prob gonna be a 1-3", 2-4" type event ending as rain. Ill take it!

Yeah, exactly, there's no room for greed in December '15. Still seems like a precarious setup to me... 1-4" unfortunately doesn't give us much room for error with something like 90 hours to go.

Merry Christmas to all those who celebrate, and happy Friday otherwise

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Upton...

 

ACROSS INTERIOR...FCST SOUNDINGS SUGGESTING SNOW/SLEET INLAND MON

NIGHT UNTIL H7-8 WARMING OCCURS ALOFT...THEN TRANSITIONING TO
SLEET/FREEZING RAIN EARLY TUE MORNING AND ALL RAIN BY EARLY
AFTERNOON. ABOVE MENTIONED MODEL SPREAD...LEADS TO LOW CONFIDENCE IN
WINTRY P-TYPE FORECAST FOR MONDAY NIGHT (DURATION/AMOUNT OF ALL SNOW
VERSUS ALL SLEET OR WINTRY MIX). WITH POTENTIAL FOR THIS PRECIP TO
COME IN HEAVY...P-TYPE FORECAST AND TRANSITION TIMES WILL BE
CRITICAL IN DETERMINE AMOUNT OF WINTRY PRECIPITATION. AT THIS
POINT...POTENTIAL FOR A FEW INCHES OF SNOW AND SLEET...WITH A
GLAZING OF ICE EXISTS...BEFORE CHANGEOVER TUES MORNING. PROBABILITY
OF WARNING LEVEL SNOW LOOKS LOW. ALTHOUGH CHANCES FOR SIGNIFICANT
SNOW INLAND NOW LOOK LESS THAN THEY DID BEFORE...COULD STILL SEE
SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS TO EARLY TUE MORNING TRAVEL FROM A MODERATE TO
HEAVY WINTRY MIX.
P-TYPE FOR NYC METRO AND THE COAST LOOKS MORE
STRAIGHTFORWARD...WITH MAINLY RAIN...BUT LIKELY BEGINNING AS A MIX
OF SNOW/RAIN/SLEET...WITH A TRACE TO COATING OF WINTRY MIX ACCUM
POSSIBLE. LITTLE IMPACT TO THE MORNING COMMUTE EXPECTED WITH STRONG
EASTERLY FLOW AND WARM OCEAN TEMPS...QUICKLY WARMING SURFACE TEMPS
ABOVE FREEZING.

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