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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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Just now, TriPol said:

I’ve never seen Upton be aggressive with snowfall totals before. We could have a historic blizzard knocking on our doorstep and Upton would go 3-6, locally 6-12, meanwhile two feet dropped. Unreal.

I’m terrible at remembering specific events but I do recall a number of times where Upton was more aggressive than the model averages. 

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Just now, cannoliman42 said:

I’ve never seen such disparity between the HRRR and NAM than I have with these last two storms. 6+ inches or near nothing. Based on the last storm, I’m hanging my hat on the NAM (near nothing). 

I like your name

Anyway Nam has been awful many times this close but can't discount it just yet.

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7 minutes ago, cannoliman42 said:

I’ve never seen such disparity between the HRRR and NAM than I have with these last two storms. 6+ inches or near nothing. Based on the last storm, I’m hanging my hat on the NAM (near nothing). 

We’ve seen both models miss badly so close to gametime, hopefully the HRRR is victorious 

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7 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

I like your name

Anyway Nam has been awful many times this close but can't discount it just yet.

Well I stopped in the supermarket for some mop and glo, which seems to be scarce in this age of supply chain issues, and was surprised the lot was full....then I realized people think its gonna snow. Most of the eggs were gone ( due to the bird flu pandemic ) and a lot of the milk was gone, including the kind I needed. God help us if they ever call for an actual bona fide snow event here in CNJ. 

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13 minutes ago, cannoliman42 said:

I’ve never seen such disparity between the HRRR and NAM than I have with these last two storms. 6+ inches or near nothing. Based on the last storm, I’m hanging my hat on the NAM (near nothing). 

Most people blew off the NAM with the last event and what happened?  Conversely the HRRR was very aggressive with snow amounts and ended up scaling these back just as the precipitation arrived.  I would go with the NAM.  

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3 minutes ago, weatherpruf said:

Well I stopped in the supermarket for some mop and glo, which seems to be scarce in this age of supply chain issues, and was surprised the lot was full....then I realized people think its gonna snow. Most of the eggs were gone ( due to the bird flu pandemic ) and a lot of the milk was gone, including the kind I needed. God help us if they ever call for an actual bona fide snow event here in CNJ. 

People rush to the supermarkets all the time before a snowevent ( no clue why ) . The media hypes these events.

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1 minute ago, Tatamy said:

Most people blew off the NAM with the last event and what happened?  Conversely the HRRR was very aggressive with snow amounts and ended up scaling these back just as the precipitation arrived.  I would go with the NAM.  

People blow off the nam because it has been more wrong than right in the past .

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Just now, LibertyBell said:

I mean a 10 inch snowfall sounds pretty awesome right about now, but coming off the expectations of 30"+ was pretty bad.

 

The worst power about the whole thing was the local forecasts and the national weather service stuck to their guns up until early in the morning even though the euro was the last and only to fall because the nam fell earlier.

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9 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

People blow off the nam because it has been more wrong than right in the past .

its nowcasting time - keep your eyes on the ball - monitor radar trends and various surface  and upper level guidance - watching the models now arguing with each other so close to tonights event will lead you down the wrong road - as of 9:30 AM radar shows precip moving west to east across northern VA and southern delmarva back through Kentucky with little northward progression yet - frozen line is far south too across southern delmarva

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1 minute ago, EastonSN+ said:

Very strange just watched The weather channel and they doubled down on New York City getting 5 inches.

They must be going off to href that Don posted. Not surprised that they are not deviating from the national weather service though. 

They have 80% of Long Island 6 Plus.

our local (wabc) has most of long island in 2-4 and the north shore of suffolk county in a narrow strip of 4-8 (really 4-6 like they said).

 

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32 minutes ago, TriPol said:

I’ve never seen Upton be aggressive with snowfall totals before. We could have a historic blizzard knocking on our doorstep and Upton would go 3-6, locally 6-12, meanwhile two feet dropped. Unreal.

Maybe by some miracle the HRRR will be closer to right but I highly doubt it and we saw it suddenly warm up close in to the last "event". South Shore/southern NYC 1-2", N Shore and northern NYC 2-4", Yonkers/Paramus/White Plains and immediate CT coast area 4-6", north of that 6"+. The 1-2" area may have little left by the time storm's over because rain will wash it away. N Shore may just go to sleet and avoid rain. It hasn't really evolved yet but we need the extended heavy snow shield to hold the warm air back, or it will be the lower end of those ranges. 

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