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March 7th 2018 Coastal Storm thread (not obs)


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11 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

Yup, the GGEM kicks the storm more ESE instead of Northeastward. While it gives more precip to the coast, it still gets the 1"+ QPF contour back to the PA/NJ border.

I'm confused a bit. If the storm is a coastal hugger as some are suggesting, then it should mean that places like mine, SI, Brooklyn, should not be expecting much. 

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1 minute ago, Snow88 said:

It depends where the low closes off.

The 500 low closing off over S NJ would only be good for interior areas. We would likely see a couple or few inches if lucky that would be washed away, then dryslot. Luckily, most other models have it closing off south of Long Island, which would be much better. 

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7 minutes ago, snywx said:

RGEM looks tucked as well. So far the hi res models favor a hugger. Could be a March to remember for the interior..

 

2 minutes ago, Snow88 said:

The meteograms show a decent amount of snow for the coast on the rgem

I meant it will be the 2nd big time snow event for the interior in March and its only the beginning

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Looking at the the placement of the 1036 in southern Quebec, along with the remnants of Friday's storm lingering in the N.Atl on the RGem, what effects to storm track and intensity can be inferred? 

My thoughts are for a more robust storm, near or slightly inside the bench mark. 

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3 minutes ago, Stormlover74 said:

Would be tough with a tightly wound system like this to hit everybody.

The GFS would be great for 95% of us, except far eastern LI and they probably even get hit good. 1"+ liquid as snow for just about everyone. And the thermals are too warm-with every layer except the surface below freezing, it would be snow. 

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