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March 13-14th Nor'easter Threat


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26 minutes ago, Winterweatherlover said:

If it's too far east CT would do better than NYC, if it's too far west CT wouldn't do better than NYC. Although you could make a case everyone could do better than NYC due to the UHI effect.

Yep, and I think there will be multiple gradients at play here, a north/south gradient and an east/west gradient and an  urban/suburban gradient also lol

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3 hours ago, jm1220 said:

Mar 2001 just developed too late for most of us. It did just fine east of the William Floyd and would’ve up to NYC had it bombed just 75 miles further SW. That’s why miller B events are always nail biters for us. 

West of William Floyd too.

https://northshorewx.com/ClimateData/PNSOKX20010307.htm

 

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36 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

It's almost in Forky's sweet spot but will we have the cold to accommodate it.

The snowfall maps don't look very promising I'm afraid 

If the heights crash to the west as the low bombs, it should be cold enough as long as the low tracks 75 miles or so to your east. A closed upper low would also really crank the CCB west of the low. I’m more concerned about a hugger and heavy snow in the mountains vs a miss. 

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