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Possible 3/20-3/21 Coastal Storm


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One things you guys have to remember PWATS are much higher then during the heart of the winter. Someone's in for a big big big surprise.

PWATS should only be a function of atmospheric temperature (thermodynamics is like that) and a winter storm is a winter storm, in these parts, usually, i.e., surface temps are usually near 32F and temps aloft are -10 to -20C in the dendritic snow growth region (yes, PWATs can be somewhat lower when it's really cold out, but most storms around here aren't that cold). PWATs are much higher in summer, due to much warmer temps.  

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Looks like we have consensus at this point.

 

1 inch or less for NNJ, 1-2" for NYC, 2-3" for Nassau County, 3-7" for Suffolk County, west to east.

 

My call:

 

NYC 1.3

JFK 1.7

ISP 3.5

EWR - 0.2

HPN - 0.2

BDR - 3

FOK - 7

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Looks like we have consensus at this point.

1 inch or less for NNJ, 1-2" for NYC, 2-3" for Nassau County, 3-7" for Suffolk County, west to east.

My call:

NYC 1.3

JFK 1.7

ISP 3.5

EWR - 0.2

HPN - 0.2

BDR - 3

FOK - 7

Models still jumping back and forth... Doesn't sound like "consensus" to me.

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