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10 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

NYC will not receive the most snow from this storm. The higher elevations of NW NJ and the North shore of LI should do the best in this region.

After 18 years of mostly good winters, I've come to just assume this will be the case no matter the forecast, with the qualifier that sometimes it's NE NJ, and North Shore is usually North shore +/- 2 miles of Stony Brook.  No matter the characteristics of the given storm, it seems that for most storms where it's snow throughout the Upton coverage area, those areas seem to do best. First nice bands hit NE NJ, then the lingering never ending remaining bands out on the North Shore of Suffolk.  Not always, but quite frequently.

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1 minute ago, NewYorkweatherfan said:

This is looking like a long duration crippling storm for our area. Definitely a HECS in terms of impact if nam depiction comes to fruition. tbd I am very afraid of ice and sleet id rather just get snow less impact and us weenies like it more

Oh please with this ice storm narrative. Sleet is fine and your not getting any significant icing in this setup.

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