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Coastal Crusher Feb 9th 2017


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30 minutes ago, UlsterCountySnowZ said:

RGEM pumps breaks on those insane totals it was showing earlier 

 

.5-.75 for burbs, less north of 84

.75- -1.25 for city and Long Island 

It was overall a bit SE.  Places from TTN up through NYC actually did better than the 00z run.  LI has lower totals overall 

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At this point, guidance has clearly shifted southeast and favors central Long Island to the Plymouth area for heaviest banding. This is an encouraging sign for metro area folks who might have been worried last night about catching subsidence. As modeled, widespread 6-12" from PHL to BOS is likely, with that narrow 10-12 range falling somewhere between eastern LI and Westchester County. In my experience, better to be to the NW of where the heaviest band is modeled vs. SE. I like where the metro sits right now for the highest totals, but that could obviously change come 12z

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