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Discussion-OBS Weekend Feb 8-9 Another mainly 12 hour snow-ice event possibly changing to rain before ending Sunday. NYC-LI-S of I78 on the edge?


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1 hour ago, RU848789 said:

Huh?  No obvious changes - care to fill us in?

They posted a Winter Storm Watch yesterday by midday.  That was strange, considering it is a "marginal" event, and was about 56 hours in advance.  A Winter Storm Watch is a precursor before a Winter Storm Warning.   A Winter Weather Advisory is a downgrade.  I guess we can debate intent, semantics, grammar, etc.

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24 minutes ago, winterwarlock said:

well if the gfs is right, its a non event for me

So, you're saying 1" of snow then 1-2" of sleet (3-6" snow equivalent) and then maybe 0.2" ZR is a non-event?  Sure, it's not a lot of pure snow, verbatim, but we're still talking about 0.5-0.7" frozen QPF on the ground (the ZR will be absorbed).  Pretty sure your neighbors will disagree as would most posters here.  

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1 hour ago, RU848789 said:

So, you're saying 1" of snow then 1-2" of sleet (3-6" snow equivalent) and then maybe 0.2" ZR is a non-event?  Sure, it's not a lot of pure snow, verbatim, but we're still talking about 0.5-0.7" frozen QPF on the ground (the ZR will be absorbed).  Pretty sure your neighbors will disagree as would most posters here.  

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If the gfs which gives me less than inch is right..then yes

 

But go ahead post Tropical tidbits nonsense...hiw did tgat work out for you last time

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1 hour ago, RU848789 said:

So, you're saying 1" of snow then 1-2" of sleet (3-6" snow equivalent) and then maybe 0.2" ZR is a non-event?  Sure, it's not a lot of pure snow, verbatim, but we're still talking about 0.5-0.7" frozen QPF on the ground (the ZR will be absorbed).  Pretty sure your neighbors will disagree as would most posters here.  

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Also neighbors will be sleeping...this is  out shortly after midnight...roads will be fine upon wakey unless we get an ice storm

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, winterwarlock said:

If the gfs which gives me less than inch is right..then yes

Are you just trolling, as is your habit, or are you going to really try to convince people that 1" of snow, 1-2" of sleet and 0.1-0.2" of ZR is a non-event?  We saw significant impacts yesterday from 1/2" of sleet for most and this would be about 4x as much frozen QPF otg.  

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1 minute ago, RU848789 said:

Are you just trolling, as is your habit, or are you going to really try to convince people that 1" of snow, 1-2" of sleet and 0.1-0.2" of ZR is a non-event?  We saw significant impacts yesterday from 1/2" of sleet for most and this would be about 4x as much frozen QPF otg.  

Look at the gfs clown map in posted..I said if it's right it's a non event for me yes

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2 minutes ago, RU848789 said:

Are you just trolling, as is your habit, or are you going to really try to convince people that 1" of snow, 1-2" of sleet and 0.1-0.2" of ZR is a non-event?  We saw significant impacts yesterday from 1/2" of sleet for most and this would be about 4x as much frozen QPF otg.  

We won't have 2 inches of sleet imby

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2 minutes ago, winterwarlock said:

Also neighbors will be sleeping...this is  out shortly after midnight...roads will be fine upon wakey unless we get an ice storm

 

 

 

More trolling.  You do realize it'll be Saturday night when a ton of people will be out and about, with some probably drinking, so there will still be plenty of accidents, especially if people think it's a "non-event" plus how will roads magically be "fine" Sunday morning with ~6" snow equivalent on the roads (it will all accumulate at night with temps <32F) and temps not going above 32F until 9-10 am?  

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3 minutes ago, RU848789 said:

More trolling.  You do realize it'll be Saturday night when a ton of people will be out and about, with some probably drinking, so there will still be plenty of accidents, especially if people think it's a "non-event" plus how will roads magically be "fine" Sunday morning with ~6" snow equivalent on the roads (it will all accumulate at night with temps <32F) and temps not going above 32F until 9-10 am?  

Not my yob to worry about peeps going out in a sleetfest...that's their responsibility 

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3 hours ago, GaWx said:

 JetBlue. Do you know much about their approach to heavy snow? Would they even have a choice in a storm like this?

 Also, I had been given the wrong info earlier. She’s leaving from Boston at ~7AM Sun, not NYC. It sounds like Boston may have worse conditions due to heavier snow (5-8”) and it ending later than in NYC. 
 

I just saw that JetBlue’s next flight to ATL isn’t leaving til 4PM. That would be too late.

They will cancel the morning departure. Tell her to switch

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