Love having the NAM on board. I've been bullish on this from the start.

Tomorrow is d-day. We'll see if this is a 3-6" type storm or a real foot plus i-95 gridlocked for days beast.

One heck of a storm on the NAM

2 minutes ago, Metfan88 said:

Icon is coming in more phased also

Yeah - notably higher heights once again out ahead of the shortwave. Same trend as with the NAM.

Feels great to track a monster after several years. This would be an A winter if we get this biggie.

Just now, Metfan88 said:

Feels great to track a monster after several years. This would be an A winter if we get this biggie.

With more possibly on the way in March.

Lee Goldberg 8-12 or more for NJ & LI coast with possible blizzard conditions!

This thing just wants to tuck closer to coast ...

These are not subtle shifts for a 42 hour forecast

Iconwest

23 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

not sure I've ever seen a NAM run like that

Def have but not in awhile !! Def not this winter for any storm

Snow should start Sunday morning, and may mix with rain at times
especially in the NYC metro area, NE NJ and western Long Island.
Then as precip intensity picks up later in the day Sunday p-type
should become all snow throughout. Heaviest snow looks to fall from
late day Sunday into Monday morning, then snow tapers off Monday
afternoon.

Greatest likelihood of seeing 6+ inches will be along the coast,
especially eastern Long Island where up to a foot of accumulation is
possible. Winds will also be strong Sunday night into Monday morning
especially along the coast as the sfc low deepens, with blowing and
drifting snow and some downed tree limbs as winds gust to at least
40-45 mph, and possible blizzard conditions in Suffolk, and near
blizzard conditions elsewhere along the coast including NYC. NAM/GFS
both signal potential for wind gusts to 60 mph late Sunday night
into Monday morning, though these winds can sometimes be overdone in
heavy snow events. If trends for heavy snow and strong winds
continue to increase and expand northward, the potential for
blizzard conditions could encompass all coastal areas.

If this verifies and we get a foot plus this will be an A+ winter