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Feb 12-13 Storm Threat


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1 minute ago, jm1220 said:

After this storm, NYC (which should probably be at 23" or so with the questionable measurement in Jan's storm) will be about where it's at now, Boston should be over 40", PHL at 8", Harrisburg at 6" and DCA at 1.5". That's what I mean by a latitude winter. 

yea...NYC is having a solid year. Maybe I did understand your post. Thought you were informing NYC was having a bad snow year.

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Snippet from Albany 

 

Average snow ratios through the event are expected to be 12-15:1
initially then drop back to 10-12:1 (near climatology) by late day

 

Closer to the I84 corridor, model consensus favors a mix of
snow/sleet and rain during the afternoon. Any slight deviations
in the wet bulb profiles will have an impact on precip types. At
this time, we will issue a winter storm warning for Ulster,
Dutchess and Litchfield Counties with snow and sleet.

 

 

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9 PM obs: dew points in the mid to upper 20's so overnight precipitation likely would be a mix of light rain, sleet and freezing rain.

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SXUS51 KOKX 120157
OSOOKX
NEW YORK CITY METROPOLITAN AREA WEATHER ROUNDUP
National Weather Service New York NY
900 PM EST SAT FEB 11 2017

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
Central Park   PTCLDY    43  25  49 NE5       30.07R
LaGuardia APRT MOCLDY    41  28  60 NE3       30.05R
Kennedy INTL   MOCLDY    41  28  60 NE7       30.06R
Newark Liberty CLOUDY    39  28  64 NE7       30.05R WCI  34
Teterboro APRT PTCLDY    41  26  55 N3        30.05R
Wall St Helipt NOT AVBL

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> KEY <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
> SKY/WX - SKY CONDITION/PRESENT    : R : WCI - WIND CHILL INDEX    <
>          WEATHER                  : E : VSB - VISIBILITY IN MILES <
> TMP    - TEMPERATURE IN DEG F     : M : HX  - HEAT INDEX          <
> DP     - DEW POINT TEMPERATURE    : A : TC  - TEMPERATURE IN      <
> RH     - RELATIVE HUMIDITY        : R :       CELSIUS             <
> WIND   - DIRECTION/SPEED (MPH)    : K : VRB - VARIABLE WIND  DIR  <
> PRES   - PRESSURE (IN HG)         : S :                           <
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> KEY <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
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Upon closer look, GFS made a decent shift south with the LP, didn't really translate to those surface maps, but its improved 

IMG_1894.GIFIMG_1893.GIF


About where I believe this storm will wind up. Maybe a slight ticket more south. That being said I also expect this to start exploding South of LI. I think surprises are in store.

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