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March 7th 2018 Coastal Storm thread (not obs)


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13 minutes ago, USCG RS said:

It trended closer to the coast because of amplification. In turn, while closer, this means the heights crash to the coast simultaneously

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see Millenium storm, it tracked over Suffolk County but southern Nassau stayed all snow.

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16 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

Have to watch as well for warm layers above 850mb. Doesn't look too big of a deal now but there was the zone right over the city on 3/14 last year with heavy sleet. 

Also I don't think that's sleet on the RGEM, that's rain snow mix. 

Hopefully it's more like the Millenium storm

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7 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

First Guess

Pink - Snow Possible

Light Blue - Snow Likely/Significant Snow Possible

Dark Blue - Significant Snow Likely

Red - Greatest Potential to exceed 12" locally

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Not a bad map. Though I think the light blue should be more south. But nice job

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I'm surprised Upton went 2-6 inches of snow in Suffolk and 4-7 in Nassau despite the Euro and NAM coming in hot like that. It could very well verify, but I would have imagined they'd have waited for tonight's runs to make big changes to totals like that

personally, I'm feeling more bullish, particularly for western Suffolk and Nassau counties

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