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10 minutes ago, Franklin0529 said:

Euro looks like 8-12" for Tuesday. It's not the 20" storm it showed last night, but it's certainly nothing to sneeze at and would take in a heartbeat 

And then more waves after that 

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I thought all 3 globals were a little less ideal aloft at 12z for next week. There's still big thread and a lot that can go wrong. But at the same time guidance has been trending snowier for the two nearer term threats! Probably best to enjoy what we can this week and try to consider future threats a bonus.

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Plan is to issue a new thread around 4-5PM tomorrow for probably 2 wintry events 2/11-15, one of which may be major snow storm, the other might be a south grazer.  Not looking at anything beyond the 15th.

Did buy 5 gallons of 4cycle fuel for my Ariens today and probably need to use the blower at Noon tomorrow for 2-3" here in Wantage NJ, topped. by a little sleet-freezing rain. 

Am offline 730P-3A.

Thanks for your patience on the multi threads.

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1 hour ago, wdrag said:

Plan is to issue a new thread around 4-5PM tomorrow for probably 2 wintry events 2/11-15, one of which may be major snow storm, the other might be a south grazer.  Not looking at anything beyond the 15th.

Did buy 5 gallons of 4cycle fuel for my Ariens today and probably need to use the blower at Noon tomorrow for 2-3" here in Wantage NJ, topped. by a little sleet-freezing rain. 

Am offline 730P-3A.

Thanks for your patience on the multi threads.

Thanks again Walt for your time to post and sharing your thoughts and expertise. I also got fuel for the Ariens and did a once over on the belts and sheer pins. Fresh oil and ready to go for a good workout for it in the week or so to come. One thing is certain, this will definitely help increase the levels in the reservoirs. 
 

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Colder air has returned to the region just in time for the arrival of another storm. A period of snow, sleet, and freezing rain is likely tonight into tomorrow. New York City and nearby suburbs will likely see 0.5"-1.5" of snow and sleet before a brief transition to freezing rain and then rain. 1"-3" is likely in the distant northern and western suburbs before the precipitation changes over to freezing rain and rain. Northwest New Jersey into adjacent southeast New York could experience an extended period of freezing rain.

Another system could bring snow changing to rain on Sunday.

No exceptional warmth or cold is likely through at least February 14th. There remains uncertainty about the second half of the month with regard to temperature anomalies. Precipitation will likely be near or somewhat above normal.

The AO is now positive and is expected to remain predominantly positive through the first week of February before falling sharply. Since 1950, just 2 of 19 (11%) of storms with an AO of +2.000 or above during January 15-February 15 saw 6" or more of snow in New York City. In addition, the NAO is likely to remain at +1.000 or above through the first 10-14 days of February. Since 1950, just 1 of 18 (6%) of storms with an NAO of +0.900 or above saw 6" or more snow in New York City. That storm occurred with an AO of -1.769.  As a result, prospects for a 6" or above snowstorm in the New York City area will likely be limited through at least the first 10 days of February. The low probability of a 6" or above snowstorm does not mean that there cannot be snowfall or that there won't be snowfall. Smaller events are possible, as occurred on February 2.

The ENSO Region 1+2 anomaly was -0.6°C and the Region 3.4 anomaly was -0.8°C for the week centered around January 29. For the past six weeks, the ENSO Region 1+2 anomaly has averaged -0.13°C and the ENSO Region 3.4 anomaly has averaged -0.63°C. La Niña conditions are underway and will likely persist into the start of spring.

The SOI was +24.50 today.

The preliminary Arctic Oscillation (AO) was +1.439 today.

 

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