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Potential of Widespread Snow/ Mixed Precipitation 2/25


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55 minutes ago, TugHillMatt said:

While we're rhyming, I created a poem dedicated to him:

 

Lake enhanced snows look pretty grim

For our weenie friend, the little tim

A troll sure likes to argue with others

Must not get enough lover from their mothers

From the basement he gives a chuckle and snort

As he posts endless pictures of ROC Webcam

I like that. But I am not a troll. Just know when I am correct.

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Thursday night into Friday, a southern stream system will become a
bit better organized with the sfc low tracking northeast across
Kentucky and Tennessee. Meanwhile...a secondary coastal low will
begin to form off the Carolinas which over time becomes the main sfc
low that steams up the coast during the day Friday. Thermal profiles
suggest that this will primarily be an all snow event. Some guidance
does show warm layer between H925-H85 getting precariously close to
the NY/PA boarder on Friday. Could see wintry mix if enough warm
air sneaks in aloft. This far out seems too low a potential to
include in the grids, so kept only snow for ptype. As alluded to
previously, some concern in the track of the H85 low which isn`t
ideal as it tracks across western NY while stronger warm air
advection is more to the east closer to the developing coastal low.
Combination of these two factors may lead to multiple periods of
light precipitation with little snow accumulation or even a lull in
steadier precipitation. No change to the thinking that we`ll see some
accumulating snow, but the negatives mentioned may prohibit this
from being a bigger snow event. Stay tuned.
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7 minutes ago, wolfie09 said:

Well this what the NWS is talking about..I'm surprised warm air doesn't make it farther north TbH, might have something to do with the transfer off the coast..

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Reason why I’m thinking mix gets to i90. Globals will miss sneaky warm layers as we have seen all winter long. Let’s see what mesos show as we get closer in. Regardless still looks like 4-8” event region wide 

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Might not seem like a big deal to you guys but I’m super excited for this storm. Have not seen a plowable storm since 2016 here in Delaware. Mid Atlantic winters are the worst. So I’ll be chasing this one up to upstate NY. Location tbd. I missed the last storm and was super bummed out. So this one means even more. Thanks for posting accu maps to help with the decision. Right now I’m thinking Albany is a safe bet although that mix line may have be going to glens falls or even lake George. 

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3 minutes ago, RevWarReenactor said:

Might not seem like a big deal to you guys but I’m super excited for this storm. Have not seen a plowable storm since 2016 here in Delaware. Mid Atlantic winters are the worst. So I’ll be chasing this one up to upstate NY. Location tbd. I missed the last storm and was super bummed out. So this one means even more. Thanks for posting accu maps to help with the decision. Right now I’m thinking Albany is a safe bet although that mix line may have be going to glens falls or even lake George. 

What a out the blizzard about a month ago?

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Just now, Ericjcrash said:

What a out the blizzard about a month ago?

Nope. Too far west. NJ got killed but was fringed here. Long duration light snow but only ended with 4 inches on the grass and due to marginal temps at the start; about 2 inches on the street. Not plowable. Still probably the best storm we be had in years. It’s rough down here.

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1 minute ago, Geez150 said:

If I hit the lotto that's where I'd be headed...one can only dream. 

My in-laws live in middle Maine and they have snow OTG from Nov-April, non-stop and very deeps sometimes. Big coastals with sunny days in=between. Even though they average less, it's much more winter-like there. Super cold though. I'd probably like the UP better as you get all the LE and cutters with the arctic air.

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