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Moderate to borderline heavy snow now. Im supposed to be in warwick at 10 am for a function, id really like to not have to go so if this changes to ice and screws the roads up till noon i wouldnt complain.

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28 minutes ago, BxEngine said:

Moderate to borderline heavy snow now. Im supposed to be in warwick at 10 am for a function, id really like to not have to go so if this changes to ice and screws the roads up till noon i wouldnt complain.

I think it'll be over long before then but maybe wear your pajamas inside out or something to bring good luck?

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1 hour ago, snywx said:

3.7” here 

29.1” ytd 

Not quite the 5-9 that NOAA predicted for NW Orange. There must have been some variables affecting snow growth that were hard to predict. Storm track seemed ok. I watched that radar deteriorate after about 930 pm.

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10 minutes ago, Blizzwalker said:

Not quite the 5-9 that NOAA predicted for NW Orange. There must have been some variables affecting snow growth that were hard to predict. Storm track seemed ok. I watched that radar deteriorate after about 930 pm.

It seems like most N of Rockland received less than what was predicted. 3-4” throughout the region 

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I stayed snow longer than the rest of you by being further east so I was well over 4", probably close to 6, before the sleet. By the time I went out at 6:15 it was 4 and compressing quickly. I did a quick pass with the shovel, cleaned the car and left with 80% of the driveway untouched. I'm betting it's gonna be a frozen disaster when I get home tonight.

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Maybe some home for Saturday overnight:

 

Eventually, the cyclone over the Great
Lakes closes off up to 850-700hPa with the warm nose surging
northward and advancing into our southern zones by Sunday
morning. This should support a change over from snow to sleet
from south to north. Just how far north the warm nose reaches is
still uncertain as a secondary coastal low may develop to our
south/east which could pinch off the warm nose and maintain
snow/sleet p-types longer into the day on Sunday. Should this be
delayed, a changeover to freezing rain is possible, especially
for areas along and south of I-90 daytime Sunday.
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1 hour ago, IrishRob17 said:

My 3.5" snow cover is now solid as a rock.

If we can add 3-4 inches tomorrow with frozen after that it will withstand several hours of above freezing rain Sunday and come out even stronger. 
 

The sustained snow packs that gradually absorb a high water content and freezes are the ones that can withstand almost anything. 

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2 hours ago, crossbowftw3 said:

Pretty nasty look for tomorrow-overnight into Sunday with 3-6 with .1-.3 of glaze over top. Next week is the bigger fish anyway…

I'm very leery of next week. To many unsettled variables and to much talk way to early. If it does become a major snow maker for our area I'll be very surprised. 

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2 hours ago, CPcantmeasuresnow said:

I'm very leery of next week. To many unsettled variables and to much talk way to early. If it does become a major snow maker for our area I'll be very surprised. 

Agree, the model runs have been flip flopping for the last couple of weeks. I think everyone is gun shy and not very confident on pulling the trigger. You would think that one of these runs would hone in and hold firm for 5-7 days out. What ever we get would definitely add needed help to the reservoirs.

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Hope nobody loses power.  Everyone stay safe.  This winter is a drag for me despite the continuous cold and small snow cover.  Getting tired of these piddly snow events without a big one to celebrate. Nickling and diming our way to average snowfall.  So dull.  Definitely better than last year though.  So many southern sliders this winter.  
 

is Julian still here?

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