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NYC/PHL Dec 26-27 Boxing Day Blizzard Part 9


NickD2011

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Well I live in Somerset County and we have been having Moderate to Heavy Snow for the past 2 hrs so if it is not bad here hate to see what other places look like..LOL... BTW we have somewhere between 3 and 4 inches here so I think we will do alright since he haven't even gotten into the worst of the storm yet..

where in Somerset County because I just measured and dont have 3, im in the western southern part of the county. Radar really has shown the bands to the east never quite making it and I would catagorize our snow as moderate. You will know heavy snow when you get it

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This is without a doubt one of the best storms in recent memory. Visibility is near zero, it is pouring snow, winds are howling.

and one for the record books. 26.9 inches is the amount to beat for the all time NYC Central Park record. It could happen if one of those meso-scale bands sets up and trains.

NWS AFD..AS NOTED EARLIER...WIND WILL BE A LIMITING FACTOR ON WHAT WOULD

OTHERWISE HAVE BEEN EXCELLENT SNOW RATIOS OF 15-1 OR 20-1 GIVEN

INTENSE LIFT AT IDEAL SNOW GROWTH TEMPERATURES ALOFT...WITH

ROEBBER NEURAL NET ALGORITHM SUGGESTING GREATER LIKELIHOOD OF

RATIOS UNDER 10-1...SO USED CLIMATOLOGICAL 11-1 RATIO INSTEAD AND

SCALED DOWN WHERE TEMPS RISE ABOVE FREEZING.

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This is without a doubt one of the best storms in recent memory. Visibility is near zero, it is pouring snow, winds are howling.

Agree. These Bands look wicked. We got some heavy bands forming and engulfing all of us.

This might be one for the record books.

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Agree. These Bands look wicked. We got some heavy bands forming and engulfing all of us.

This might be one for the record books.

I haven't seen these type of bands since February 2006 and we all know what that did...

Right now, this storm is better than Feb 10th, although that storm had significant damage due to heavy wet snow; this has FAR better ratios.

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Im happy for you guys....gettin shafted here near Wilmington, DE....a little too far west for good accumulation...sittin here with about an 1" and its been snowing lightly for at least 4 hours.

Ditto. In NW Delaware here (near where DE, PA, and MD intersect) and we've gotten about the same. Brutal cutoff. 12/30/00 Redux.

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Agree. These Bands look wicked. We got some heavy bands forming and engulfing all of us.

This might be one for the record books.

this might stop it from happening as per the NWS but subjectively I think we are in the game:

...AS NOTED EARLIER...WIND WILL BE A LIMITING FACTOR ON WHAT WOULD

OTHERWISE HAVE BEEN EXCELLENT SNOW RATIOS OF 15-1 OR 20-1 GIVEN

INTENSE LIFT AT IDEAL SNOW GROWTH TEMPERATURES ALOFT...WITH

ROEBBER NEURAL NET ALGORITHM SUGGESTING GREATER LIKELIHOOD OF

RATIOS UNDER 10-1...SO USED CLIMATOLOGICAL 11-1 RATIO INSTEAD AND

SCALED DOWN WHERE TEMPS RISE ABOVE FREEZING.

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FXUS61 KPHI 262122

AFDPHI

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOUNT HOLLY NJ

422 PM EST SUN DEC 26 2010

.SYNOPSIS...

-- Changed Discussion --LOW PRESSURE OFF THE MID-ATLANTIC COAST WILL CONTINUE TO INTENSIFY

AS IT MOVES NORTHEAST TO A POSITION OFF THE NEW ENGLAND COAST ON

MONDAY. HIGH PRESSURE IS THEN EXPECTED TO BUILD ACROSS THE REGION

AND DOMINATE THE WEATHER PATTERN FOR MOST OF THE WEEK. A COLD

FRONT MAY CROSS THE AREA LATE IN THE UPCOMING WEEKEND.-- End Changed Discussion -- &&

.NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 AM MONDAY MORNING/...

-- Changed Discussion --SNOW NOW COVERS THE ENTIRE CWA. BANDS OF HEAVY SNOW SPIRALING OUT

FROM THE CENTER OF THE LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM ARE PRODUCING SNOW AT

RATES OF ONE TO TWO INCHES PER HOUR...AND REDUCING VISIBILITIES TO

ONE QUARTER MILE. SNOW WILL CONTINUE THROUGH THE EVENING

HOURS...HEAVY AT TIMES...BEFORE TAPERING OFF TO LIGHTER SNOW

DURING THE OVERNIGHT HOURS AND ENDING ALL TOGETHER MONDAY MORNING.

WINDS WILL VEER TO THE NORTHWEST FROM SOUTH TO NORTH DURING THE

LATE AFTERNOON AND EVENING HOURS...WITH GUSTS UP TO 50 MPH

POSSIBLE ALONG THE COAST AND UP TO 40 MPH FURTHER INLAND. BLOWING

AND DRIFTING SNOW WILL OCCUR EVERYWHERE...BUT THESE CONDITIONS

WILL BE WORST NEAR THE COAST WHERE THE STRONGER WINDS AND HEAVIER

SNOW RATES WILL BE LOCATED. THEREFORE A BLIZZARD WARNING HAS BEEN

CONTINUED FOR THE NORTHERN NEW JERSEY COAST...AND A WINTER STORM

WARNING HAS BEEN UPGRADED TO A BLIZZARD WARNING FOR THE SOUTHERN

NEW JERSEY AND DELAWARE COASTS.

COLD TEMPERATURES WILL COMBINE WITH THESE STRONG WINDS TO CREATE

WIND CHILL VALUES IN THE SINGLE DIGITS IN MANY PLACES (SOME

NEGATIVE WIND CHILL VALUES ARE POSSIBLE IN THE SOUTHERN POCONOS

AND NORTHWEST NEW JERSEY). WHILE THESE VALUES ARE NOT LOW ENOUGH

FOR A WIND CHILL ADVISORY...IT WILL NEVER-THE-LESS FEEL VERY COLD

AND WINTRY WHEN COMBINED WITH THE SNOW.

USED A BLEND OF MAV/MET TEMPERATURES FOR THE GRIDDED DATABASE..-- End Changed Discussion --

&&

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