4 hours ago4 hr Author Just now, Brian5671 said: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.so they are saying nothing north of NYC
4 hours ago4 hr 9 minutes ago, Keith P.A said:Lol..NAM..we are getting a snowstorm but not what NAM showed.RGEM is similar...
4 hours ago4 hr Just now, USAwx said:no it isn't, it's not close to namAt 500 mb?. that's what I meant. Sorry for the confusion.
4 hours ago4 hr 5 minutes ago, Keith O said:Canadian is the floor, NAM is the ceiling5” Or 20” Near me are not alike lol
4 hours ago4 hr RGEM is a bit quicker and further east than the NAM. That's it. It still shows a hit.
4 hours ago4 hr Just now, NJCoast said:Mt Holly expected, and ridiculous high end for eye candy.Show me you are copying the GFS snow map without showing me you are copying the GFS snow map.
4 hours ago4 hr 3 minutes ago, NJCoast said:Mt Holly expected, and ridiculous high end for eye candy.Through 7 pm Monday:
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