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February 24/25 Potential Winter Storm


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22 minutes ago, mikem81 said:

32/14 right now. No way dew points for supposed to be this low now… seems like temps should fall into high 20s with steady precip unless winds really turn off ocean quickly 

27/12 up this way. Been holding there for the last few hours. Temps might drop off a few  at the surface up this way too at the onset especially if the precipitation would  be moderate to heavy at times.

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22 minutes ago, gpsnavigator said:

TWC is really hyping the threat of a nasty ice storm for northern and inland central NJ and much of PA.

Meanwhile dewpoints in my area continue to hover in the single digits.  That's going to lead to a good deal of evap cooling, at least in the beginning half of things.

Amazing gfs doesn’t even show a trace of snow for us now lol 

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7 minutes ago, rgwp96 said:

Amazing gfs doesn’t even show a trace of snow for us now lol 

Nobody should be the slightest bit surprised. 

Unless they ignored the path of the mid-level shortwave through Lake Ontario and the past 6 runs of the NAM.

The GFS gets sleet to ALB now. Probably briefly to SVT too. Should still be decent snow up there though.

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26 minutes ago, eduggs said:

Nobody should be the slightest bit surprised. 

Unless they ignored the path of the mid-level shortwave through Lake Ontario and the past 6 runs of the NAM.

The GFS gets sleet to ALB now. Probably briefly to SVT too. Should still be decent snow up there though.

Not surprised , but  Not to long show that and euro where showing me as 6 plus lol. Current temp here 29.5 and dewpoint 11. I’m thinking some nasty icing is going to happen  

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NEAR TERM /THROUGH FRIDAY/...
-- Changed Discussion --

Winter Weather Advisories remain in effect for all but far eastern sections of Long Island. There were some light radar returns moving across portions of the area out ahead of a more organized area of precipitation across the Mid Atlantic that will move in after midnight. Latest HRRR simulated reflectivity shows weak returns generally passing to the south and east of LI/NYC metro next couple of hours. Only minor adjustments were made to the forecast at this time. Biggest challenge overnight will be how quickly the precipitation type transitions to rain along the coast and a wintry mix inland. Guidance is in better agreement, but their are still enough differences in the magnitude and timing of the warm nose aloft and surface temperatures to impact snowfall accumulation and ice accretion.

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