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Coastal Crusher Feb 9th 2017


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12 minutes ago, mimillman said:

Upton 10am AFD likes a blend of the Euro and the SREF. They believe the GFS is too progressive and the NAM too amped/wet. They are thinking generally 4-6" with heaviest amounts of 6-8 on Long Island and southern CT.

Would post but am mobile right now:

That language is from their 4 am update.  They rarely update the long-range AFD outside of the regular 4 am and 4 pm major updates.  You can see what parts were updated by clicking on "highlight changed discussion" - the changed parts are in red.  

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4 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

The NAM might not be out to lunch with its crazy inland band and SE subsidence zone closer to the city if the GFS is right. Also hopefully that doesn't come any further north because the city and coast might lose more to mixing as well. 

Yea, all models show QPF higher north of the city, with ratios someone will get 12+, im lookin at New Milford, NJ for this one, they usually jackpot with these types of storms. 

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7 minutes ago, Stormlover74 said:

But the coast should do a lot better than that storm since there was a lot wasted to rain or non accumulating snow. Might be 2 jackpot areas. Central Jersey Coast/LI and then 287 corridor

Hopefully the GFS was too warm. Looks like a decent amount of liquid is wasted right on the shore to non-snow. The NAM has a colder profile. Also there will be an area SE of the main snow band that gets ripped off if the band gets too intense. Just things to watch out for. 

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Just now, jm1220 said:

Hopefully the GFS was too warm. Looks like a decent amount of liquid is wasted right on the shore to non-snow. The NAM has a colder profile. Also there will be an area SE of the main snow band that gets ripped off if the band gets too intense. Just things to watch out for. 

Gfs surface temps are usually horrible. The euro is much colder 

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