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March 12th - 13th Scraper


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4 minutes ago, bluewave said:

The closed low over the GL is acting more like a kicker so the heaviest precip is having trouble getting further west of the Hudson. That's why the best totals are further out on LI and in New England.

Let's see if that changes today.

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5 minutes ago, bluewave said:

The vort coming through the GL is a little stronger than on January 4th. So even with a slight tick west next few days, LI and New England will probably see the heaviest totals. But it could mean better totals around NYC than 0z. We'll see.

But Jan 4th gave us almost the same totals that Suffolk County got, another 14-16 inches would be awesome lol

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Just now, bluewave said:

The track and heaviest snows on this looks a little more east than January 4th due to the stronger closed low over the GL. 0z EPS had warning levels snows over Suffolk.

Do you think that closed low could be pushed west in later runs?  Basically shift everything like 50 miles west?

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6 minutes ago, EasternLI said:

A handful of heavy hitters in the EPS last night. Member 3 is one example. Obviously not saying this happens, but one can dream. Note the second low that was mentioned yesterday in reference to the cluster chart.

 

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Wow that really has an awesome look to it if that ens member worked out! 

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3 minutes ago, allgame830 said:

There has been a slow uptick in probs run to run for 6+ from NYC east... NWS certainly has their hands full... 

They can go with watches later today or tonight and just fine tune the warning areas on Monday.

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Just now, bluewave said:

They can go with watches later today or tonight and just fine tune the warning areas on Monday.

Most definitely... if we see some more ticks west they will probably issue watches for 4pm package. 

They mention a low to moderate probability of a warning level criteria in their 4am package with a high likelihood of an advisory level which matches up with their current forecast of 4-6 inches. They also have the max snowfall set at 10 inches right.

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15 minutes ago, Brasiluvsnow said:

Doorman  ,,I understand the 40 / 70 line / benchmark is key,,,,can you expand on your post for us less informed ?

OPC track forecast would put areas west of the metro (NYC) in the game  

Now we work on the mesoscale details such as QPF  

and with that 970mb pressure prog

I expect the phrase bomb cyclone to get thrown around today :rolleyes:

 

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15 minutes ago, bluewave said:

It will be interesting to see if the warning level snows can edge west to Central Park the next few days. The ceiling for Central park since 1993 in March has been the 6-8" inch range. 

Probably helps that this one will be at night.  At least a decent part of it 

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10 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

Biggest problem last 24 hours is that the Southern stream vort doesn’t get far enough out ahead so the Northern stream kicks it out and there’s no phasing.

But that can be resolved with the southern picking up a little more steam. We’ll see with all runs 12z thru 0z... 

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