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Snow Friday 1/19/24: is it a period of light snow (less than 2"), or is there a chance of a 5" swath in part of the NYC subforum? Event OBS.


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6 minutes ago, JustinRP37 said:

Alright, I gotta ask, how is a person from Smithtown, NY a Carolina Hurricanes fan? Team ripped my heart out in 1997 when the Whalers announced they were moving to Carolina. Sorry for the off-topic but I keep seeing your icon and I gotta know. We take our Islanders, Rangers, and Devils seriously up here haha. 

Hopefully they can Brind'Amour if they fail again in May this year, its getting old already and I get that he's loved by the fans and the team but sometimes you gotta move on if a guy cannot get you to where you've been good enough to be for 3-4 years

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10 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

Hopefully they can Brind'Amour if they fail again in May this year, its getting old already and I get that he's loved by the fans and the team but sometimes you gotta move on if a guy cannot get you to where you've been good enough to be for 3-4 years

Some of it I don't think is his fault. They were missing their best offense guy last playoff. They need 1 more power forward who can score. He has completely changed their culture and don't think he's gone after this year if they don't win it all

 

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8 minutes ago, SBUWX23 said:

Some of it I don't think is his fault. They were missing their best offense guy last playoff. They need 1 more power forward who can score. He has completely changed their culture and don't think he's gone after this year if they don't win it all

 

we need a snowstorm around here that can score higher then 1-3 inches - ever consider that ?

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8 minutes ago, Allsnow said:

EPS mean up from last night. 2 inches for nyc 

As of right now Fridays event will be close too a repeat of todays event regarding accumulation - 1 -3 except will be all snow and will fall mainly during daylight hours

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2 minutes ago, NEG NAO said:

As of right now Fridays event will be close too a repeat of todays event regarding accumulation - 1 -3 except will be all snow and will fall mainly during daylight hours

And it won't rain or mix. It shouldn't at least based on the synoptic pattern 

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15 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

Having snow on snow for the first time since Feb 2021 will be a treat. And definitely some upside potential with a few NW ticks. 

The one thing id consider is the sun will do some work on the sun tomorrow but there should be some snow left for sure

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https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/hpcdiscussions.php?disc=qpfhsd

WPC disco

...Ohio Valley, Mid-Atlantic, Northeast...
Day 3...

A fast moving shortwave dropping southeast upstream of the broad
trough across the eastern CONUS will amplify as it shifts towards
the Ohio Valley Friday morning, and then maintain its amplitude
during its trajectory eastward across the Mid-Atlantic. The flow
is fast, and the shortwave is of modest intensity, but it will be
efficiently topped by a potent 170+kt jet streak diving through
the trough to enhance deep layer ascent. At the same time, a cold
front will be making its way eastward from the Great Lakes to the
Mid-Atlantic states, and it is possible the associated fgen along
this front could be enhanced by the upper jet streak pivoting
overhead. This will likely enhance ascent and will result in a
surface low pressure developing near the Carolinas and then racing
east-northeast into Saturday /D4/. PWs downstream of the best
ascent are expected to be modest within the generally zonal and
fast flow, although some enhancement towards +1 sigma may surge
northward into VA as reflected by the NAEFS ensemble tables, but
this will likely be dependent on the intensity of the surface low
to drive more robust theta-e advection northward. The GFS/ECMWF
and their associated ensemble clusters have trended weaker/farther
southeast today, but the CMC and its ensemble remain more intense
and closer to the coast. The threat for heavy snow appears to be a
little lower than from previous model cycles, but uncertainty is
still high, and regional soundings indicate support for high SLR
snow due to a cold column and SREF DGZ depth probabilities for
100mb reaching 10-30%. WPC probabilities for more than 4 inches of
snow on D3 are modest but expansive, reaching 10-30% in a
west-to-east oriented swath from eastern Indiana through Long
Island, although probabilities have decreased today. The exception
is along the WV Appalachians where colder temperatures and some
upslope flow should result in efficient snowfall accumulations,
and WPC probabilities for 4+ inches are above 50% in this area.

 

 

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7 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

I’m up to maybe 3.5”. Yep-pretty lame. Still have some hope this can amp up to a 3-5” deal. 

its very close. just need to move that bullseye from DC-Philly up to our area. Would've preferred to see the nam more amped since it usually is at this juncture

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