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Friday 2/5 Coastal Storm Obs/Discussion Thread


Zelocita Weather

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This is going to be a very wet snow. Temps are running in the 50's today. So the early part

of the event will lose some accumulation to melting since it will be mild at the start.

Look for it to first accumulate on car tops and grass before sticking on the paved

surfaces especially across Long Island. The western most fringe may mostly

be a colder surfaces event that don't get into the heavier rates necessary to

dewpoint down the temps.

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..liking where i live..gonna be quite a transformation in 24 hours..

 

All the models hit Eastern Long Island the hardest. Could turn into a branch buster if the models with the

heavier accumulations work out with such a heavy wet snow. So try not to park under any trees. ;)

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might be a case where the best accumulations might actually be west of l.i and right thru the city at the end of the day,esp if this is way west.the capes and eastern l.i get shafted by rain and warmer temps at the onset.

...that is certainly on the table..anymore of a west trend would make ELI

stay warmer and have less snow accum.

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If those NAM totals verified east out across LI we could be talking some power outages from

heavy wet snow snapping large branches. Saw an event like this back in the 90's

were the snapping branches were making really loud pops.

Yea. The soundings support snow after a couple hours of rain. Suffolk Co could see 6"+ of heavy wet snow.
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