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Monitoring first regional significant winter impact event. Magnitude likely tempered. At this time NE PA/SE NY and SNE primarily. Jan 7/8.


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  On 1/6/2024 at 12:38 AM, WeatherX said:


The WAA thump is all but guaranteed at this point. That’ll provide you with several hours of fun.


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I feel like down there we might get the classic Merritt gradient on the thump. Coast could get mostly sloppy slush while those hills along the Merritt pull 6” of paste during the thump. 

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  On 1/6/2024 at 12:40 AM, ORH_wxman said:

I feel like down there we might get the classic Merritt gradient on the thump. Coast could get mostly sloppy slush while those hills along the Merritt pull 6” of paste during the thump. 

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I think New Haven gets 4 or 5" during the thump. Soundings look pretty good and should be able to wet bulb close to freezing along with some diabatic cooling from melting. 

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  On 1/6/2024 at 12:38 AM, tavwtby said:

sticking with my 4-8, despite what ALY and the clowns say, what say you? you do an update on the maps yet, I may have missed a few dozen pages here...

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Keeping our initial bc of what should be a great thump for 4-6 hours .. just a few tweaks on the coast to account for the warmer trends. Not buying on too much from the trailer just yet. 

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  On 1/6/2024 at 12:40 AM, ORH_wxman said:
I feel like down there we might get the classic Merritt gradient on the thump. Coast could get mostly sloppy slush while those hills along the Merritt pull 6” of paste during the thump. 

Agreed. I’ll get like 2” and then drive 3 miles north and see 6” like you said. It’s how we roll down here!


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  On 1/6/2024 at 12:42 AM, CT Rain said:

I think New Haven gets 4 or 5" during the thump. Soundings look pretty good and should be able to wet bulb close to freezing along with some diabatic cooling from melting. 

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Yeah i was thinking more BDR might struggle. HVN has some sneaky latitude compared to further SW. 

But even for BDR it’s admittedly close. But given the marginal BL, could still be a big elevation gradient there  

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  On 1/6/2024 at 12:43 AM, WeatherX said:


Agreed. I’ll get like 2” and then drive 3 miles north and see 6” like you said. It’s how we roll down here!


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If you’re getting big omega, you might do fine anyway. Get those massive aggregates as 32-33F that drop 4-6” in 6 hours. At least it’s going to be fun to track. 

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  On 1/6/2024 at 12:46 AM, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Is it like 32 one side / 27 the other?

haven’t peaked at all 

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The initial CF isn’t that strong. But it becomes ridiculous by Sunday midday. Here’s 1pm on Sunday on 18z euro..:this is where the potential big bust could happen…you get 40-50 knots of inflow slamming into that CF and someone could pound like crazy for 2-4 hours  

 

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  On 1/6/2024 at 12:47 AM, ORH_wxman said:
If you’re getting big omega, you might do fine anyway. Get those massive aggregates as 32-33F that drop 4-6” in 6 hours. At least it’s going to be fun to track. 

I’m pumped. It’s good to be in that target zone for the big omega and the week plus of tracking will pay off.


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  On 1/5/2024 at 11:59 PM, HIPPYVALLEY said:

There are different nuances that affect all three of those valleys in different ways though.  Topography width of the valley and height of surrounding hills is very different with all three of those examples.

In general Valley’s can face issues that hilltowns avoid but not always a given.

There are SWFE’s where the upper CTRV can get more snow than Dave in the N Orh hills. 
edit:  Obviously ULL placement plays a big part.

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Does the orientation of the valleys matter?  I figured the biggest reduction in snowfall amounts on the Hudson and Connecticut had to do with down-sloping off of the eastern-side ridges. I'm in the roughly east-west oriented Rondout River Valley and models haven't seemed to pick up much of a decreased snowfall outside of simple lower elevation.

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  On 1/6/2024 at 12:45 AM, ORH_wxman said:

Yeah i was thinking more BDR might struggle. HVN has some sneaky latitude compared to further SW. 

But even for BDR it’s admittedly close. But given the marginal BL, could still be a big elevation gradient there  

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Yeah BDR is just an especially bad snow pit lol 

Agreed about lower Fairfield County. 

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