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Discussion-OBS slippery plowable moderate to high impact snowstorm with many delays near I95 and inland btwn 10AM Sun 1/19-4AM Mon Jan 20. R/S line uncertain near and east of I95 - parts of LI may be limited snowfall of around 1"?


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As of now, I have no big changes to my thinking. The Philadelphia to New York City areas remain in line for a 3"-6" snowfall (Boston: 4"-8"). There will likely be an area just north and west of the Philadelphia and New York City areas that sees a general 4"-8" snowfall.  Most of the snow will likely fall over a 3-hour period, suggesting the possibility of a period of heavy snow with 1/4-mile or lower visibilities at the peak of the storm (supported by the HREF).

The HREF is on the aggressive side of the guidance, but all of the guidance put together suggests a moderate to locally significant snowfall.

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7 minutes ago, donsutherland1 said:

As of now, I have no big changes to my thinking. The Philadelphia to New York City areas remain in line for a 3"-6" snowfall (Boston: 4"-8"). There will likely be an area just north and west of the Philadelphia and New York City areas that sees a general 4"-8" snowfall.  Most of the snow will likely fall over a 3-hour period, suggesting the possibility of a period of heavy snow with 1/4-mile or lower visibilities at the peak of the storm (supported by the HREF).

The HREF is on the aggressive side of the guidance, but all of the guidance put together suggests a moderate to locally significant snowfall.

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Don, what do you see as the time frame for that 3 hour window of heaviest snowfall?

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2 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

Looks like 4"+ areawide even down to Long Beach.

I saw the top end of that scale is 72 inches.... well thats never happening in our area lol.

 

I’m a little pessimistic about my home town for this storm which never happens in the winter (lol), they might struggle to get past 2-3” unless they go to town in a band. It’s 40 there now and it always takes forever for the immediate south shore to cool down. Short range models are also hinting at a subsidence zone somewhere east of the enhanced snow area in E PA/NJ. With Long Beach’s luck… 

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