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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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1 minute ago, NJwx85 said:

Of course you would, but you live in South Jersey. That's the same distance from NYC to Riverhead. So in other words, two completely different worlds meteorologically. 

The ukie gives everybody here a 3 to 5" event or greater. The cmc screws 75% of the posters here while giving greater amounts to inland areas. I'd rather see everyone win with a decent snowfall 

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1 minute ago, Brasiluvsnow said:

Shouldn't we be asking the questions that every degenerate gambler wants to know right now = how does this system effect the game down in Philly and are there any lake effect snows in Buffalo :D :offtopic:

Saquon and the tush push will be neutered. 

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1 minute ago, Stormlover74 said:

The ukie gives everybody here a 3 to 5" event or greater. The cmc screws 75% of the posters here while giving greater amounts to inland areas. I'd rather see everyone win with a decent snowfall 

I'd rather see what gives me the most snow. And so does everyone else here. I'm just being honest about it.

If I had to make a public forecast, 2-4" for the immediate coast and city looks likely. 4-6" North of 287 in Westchester and 4-6" West of the Hudson in the LHV. A bit less East of the city, with mostly rain for the South facing shore areas. Rain changing over to snow for the I-78 corridor. 1-3" for both of those areas. 6"+ possible well North and West.

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2 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

I'd rather see what gives me the most snow. And so does everyone else here. I'm just being honest about it.

If I had to make a public forecast, 2-4" for the immediate coast and city looks likely. 4-6" North of 287 in Westchester and 4-6" West of the Hudson in the LHV. A bit less East of the city, with mostly rain for the South facing shore areas. Rain changing over to snow for the I-78 corridor. 1-3" for both of those areas. 6"+ possible well North and West.

Nah I'll take less if it means more people cashing in

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20 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

The next storm never had a chance of making it up this way. This storm reinforces the block and brings the arctic high in behind it. There's a chance at something this time next week before the pattern completely breaks down. We could reach 60 degrees before the end of the month as a southeast ridge develops and the pattern supports cutters.

Let's actually see 45 before we start talking about 60. Who knows what two weeks down the road brings let's concentrate on the next week. 

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13 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

I'd rather see what gives me the most snow. And so does everyone else here. I'm just being honest about it.

If I had to make a public forecast, 2-4" for the immediate coast and city looks likely. 4-6" North of 287 in Westchester and 4-6" West of the Hudson in the LHV. A bit less East of the city, with mostly rain for the South facing shore areas. Rain changing over to snow for the I-78 corridor. 1-3" for both of those areas. 6"+ possible well North and West.

you don't know shit about the geography of this area, if the city is getting 2-4 inches so is the south shore of Nassau county, they are way more similar than they are to the east end.

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15 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

I'd rather see what gives me the most snow. And so does everyone else here. I'm just being honest about it.

If I had to make a public forecast, 2-4" for the immediate coast and city looks likely. 4-6" North of 287 in Westchester and 4-6" West of the Hudson in the LHV. A bit less East of the city, with mostly rain for the South facing shore areas. Rain changing over to snow for the I-78 corridor. 1-3" for both of those areas. 6"+ possible well North and West.

No one is getting more than 6 or less than 2 from this.

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11 minutes ago, CPcantmeasuresnow said:

Let's actually see 45 before we start talking about 60. Who knows what two weeks down the road brings let's concentrate on the next week. 

Does this look like a cold pattern to you in the East?

 

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Just now, Allsnow said:

So far nothing to different on the euro. 

I don’t give a hoot how “consistent” the RGEM, CMC and the Garbage Forecasting System are, they are way too far west IMO. They can absolutely be consistently wrong. It’s possible even the UKMET and ICON are a bit too far west. The regular 12K NAM is probably out to lunch based on what the 3K just did

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Just now, snowman19 said:

I don’t give a hoot how “consistent” the RGEM, CMC and the Garbage Forecasting System are, they are way too far west IMO. They can absolutely be consistently wrong. It’s possible even the UKMET and ICON are a bit too far west. The regular 12K NAM is probably out to lunch based on what the 3K just did

Well-hope you’re right 

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3 minutes ago, Stormlover74 said:

It's basically held 4 straight runs with just minor changes

Minor minuscule windshield wiper effect changes on the EURO/EPS for run after run. Despite the little changes, it’s been basically 2-3 inches area wide the entire time 

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10 minutes ago, snowman19 said:

Minor minuscule windshield wiper effect changes on the EURO/EPS for run after run. Despite the little changes, it’s been basically 2-3 inches area wide the entire time 

I’m going with the euro 

it’s been deadly this winter inside 5 days 

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3 minutes ago, snowman19 said:

Minor minuscule windshield wiper effect changes on the EURO/EPS for run after run. Despite the little changes, it’s been basically 2-3 inches area wide the entire time 

2-4 is a good call right now

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