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That band will pause and swing thru all of NYC eventually. Fluctuating in strength. We are all enjoying moderate snow and we should all get a chance at super heavy snow throughout the night.

The ocean banding is taking place and all LI and NYC will get their turn.

What makes you so sure of that? I mean I hope you're right, but I'd like to understand why you think the band will make it to NYC.

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That band did its damage, since the last time I was out and measured. Im comfortable saying we have around 12" at this point, with 2' drifts. Snowing about 1"/hr maybe a little harder. WOW!

Honestly man, I didn't even measure because of the wind, but yeah we have to have close to a foot.

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That band will pause and swing thru all of NYC eventually. Fluctuating in strength. We are all enjoying moderate snow and we should all get a chance at super heavy snow throughout the night.

The ocean banding is taking place and all LI and NYC will get their turn.

And there is another heavy band moving west from Suffolk County-- the two will meet up at some point ;)

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And there is another heavy band moving west from Suffolk County-- the two will meet up at some point ;)

Exactly. Low pressure is starting a NNE move.

And as that happens jersey band will come east and will rotate over all of NYC and then LI.

Fairly confident.

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Location: Verona, NJ

I'm stranded at a friends house, so I don't have so much as a ruler. However, I would estimate we've accumulated somewhere in the vicinity of 10". Drifts are roughly 16-20". The snowfall rates are as intense as they've been since the event began. Winds are gusting to 30-40mph (again, a rough estimate).

Main roads are atrociois. Backroads are not passable without a 4x4.

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The winds are just insane, there's really no other word I can use to describe them, just crazy. Must be at least 50 mph gusts right now if not more. My power keeps flickering on/off. I really think a lot of Long Islanders are going to be w/o power later tonight. It's clear these modeled winds on the GFS/NAM are reality.

This must have been what the Blizzard of 1978 was for here.

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The winds are just insane, there's really no other word I can use to describe them, just crazy. Must be at least 50 mph gusts right now if not more. My power keeps flickering on/off. I really think a lot of Long Islanders are going to be w/o power later tonight. It's clear these modeled winds on the GFS/NAM are reality.

This must have been what the Blizzard of 1978 was for here.

Still think we get 20" JM?

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Its actually snowing heavily right now-- even outside those bands.... but its a difference of 1 inch per hr outside the bands, vs 2-3 inches per hr inside them.

Good point. Have gotten a few of the heavy bands as they came thru from the east, but nothing stalled overhead like they have in NJ.

Not complaining though :snowman:

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