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Discussion-OBS Jan 31-Feb 2 rain, potential minor interior impact mixed wintry events, mainly Fri Jan 31, Sun afternoon-eve Feb 2. Failed 7 day lead time LI winter impact.


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While most events are shaky on snowfall for LI due to thermal profiles, there should be a pool of subfreezing air covering the interior northeast during this event, available for making a messy winter storm, even down into NYC (NOT a KU).  The remnants of this mornings CA 5H closed low will weaken as it heads eastward into the confluence zone over the mid and North Atlantic states this coming weekend. The cold boundary layer airmass that arrives Thursday the 30th after passage of an Alberta clipper off the Maine coast, should be available to interact with the Gulf moisture and lift generated moisture caused by the thickness overrunning ahead of the weakening upper low. Modeling is implying a secondary CFP Friday evening that will allow that BL cold in NYS-New England to be nearby. Precipitation type will be problematic due to the thermal profiles but the attached ensemble guidance suggests that this system is of trackable interest for our NYC subforum -both for travel into the interior where impact will be greater, and maybe witnessing some snow accumulation in NYC-though melting is anticipated on LI at times.  Can our NYC 24-25 winter snowfall increase an inch or 2" next weekend (corrected my prior CP snowfall error).  Ensembles should be self explanatory. I did add the EPS probability of >0.10 freezing rain

Headline change below at 730AM Wed 1/29 for failed 7 day lead time on wintry accums NYC-LI.

Discussion-OBS Jan 31-Feb 2 rain, potential minor interior impact mixed wintry events, mainly Fri Jan 31, Sun afternoon-eve Feb 2. Failed 7 day lead time LI winter impact. Events accelerated 18 hours and warmer-further north than modeling posted below in this thread indicated. Wrap up hat happened will post Monday Feb 3.  P5 shows the NAEFS speed change.  

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17 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

then that record dry month won't be set because of the last day.....

what happened to that arctic blast that was supposed to be here for two days and keep any rain out of the area until Saturday?

Gone..just looks average. And yeah we may get enough to not have the driest January on record

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Looks messy... long duration periodic winter event that seems to begin late Friday and ends in our area Monday morning. Aapparently most of the snow acc for Li the second half of the storm. Ice continues showing up inland..albeit minor (under 0.15 FRAM).  

So on the se ridge asserting and sending his north, you'll know for sure if the EC and AI don't trend south by Tuesdays' cycles.  VERY early but I'm looking for an initial WAA burst Friday night-Saturday morning, maybe a break and then resurgence  Sat night -Sunday with the modeled too rapidly dissipated 5H low transiting PA/NJ.  Long ways to go and I be wrong in my interpretation, but for now a mess and LI probably less than 3" on the back side.   I kind of like the tamers 18z GFS/GEFS vs the heavier 00z-12z cycles. (more reasonable qpf). 

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  • wdrag changed the title to Discussion-OBS Jan 31-Feb 2 rain, potential minor interior impact mixed wintry events, mainly Fri Jan 31, Sun afternoon-eve Feb 2. Failed 7 day lead time LI winter impact.

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