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OBS-NOWCAST for potential significant 6 hour Thursday morning (1/20/22) commute impact general 1-3" snowfall.


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22 minutes ago, wdrag said:

Well, in part because it is technically correct as ANA. But my take on science is try to simplify into language that cost of us understand. There is also lots of met technics that are beyond my clear understanding, that re purportedly better than old school.  Fortunately old school still works. 

So, arctic cold front snow can work...  (myself I likely to reserve arctic for 0F cold in NYC). However, I flex to not lose a persons interest.

Back tonight.

 

Thanks Walt.  Might need to adjust the definition of Arctic fronts since getting to 0 seems to be a once every 2 decade event now.

 

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5 hours ago, LibertyBell said:

Thanks Walt.  Might need to adjust the definition of Arctic fronts since getting to 0 seems to be a once every 2 decade event now.

 

Arctic refers to the source region of the air mass. The Arctic has warmed quite rapidly over the past few decades, so the magnitude of cold is generally less expansive and less intense that it was then. There remain exceptions, though.

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8 minutes ago, donsutherland1 said:

Arctic refers to the source region of the air mass. The Arctic has warmed quite rapidly over the past few decades, so the magnitude of cold is generally less expansive and less intense that it was then. There remain exceptions, though.

The fact that Central Park has gone nearly seven years with a winter month negative temperature departure of 4 degrees or more is a telling stat.

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