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Armando Salvadore wrote:Simply mesmerizing that now a single member of the 0z EPS has a SLP of > or equal to 1000mb within that mean! Going to be one of the strongest storms seen during this century thus far.  

what was the lowest and where do u feel it will b at when it hits the area?

Wasn't sandy the lowest?

Superstorm '93 had a measured pressure of 960 in New England i believe

Yes, Sandy was the lowest pressure recorded at around 940mb, but i'm mainly referring to the environmental impact that this will bring from snow to coastal erosion. A phasing and interaction between three branches of the jet is absolutely no joke and very rare to come by. I'd buy a sub 987mb low either just inside the benchmark or around it, then continuing on N/NE.

Armando Salvadore wrote:Yes, Sandy was the lowest pressure recorded at around 940mb, but i'm mainly referring to the environmental impact that this will bring from snow to coastal erosion. A phasing and interaction between three branches of the jet is absolutely no joke and very rare to come by. I'd buy a sub 987mb low either just inside the benchmark or around it, then continuing on N/NE.

well blow me down since frank has the b word on his scroll I'm go say I see bluzzard,warnings and hww for the majority of area. I get extra excited when I see them on the highway signs lol

Frank_Wx wrote:

wow I don't temember ever see that since I started look models. Basically 12 to 24.

Armando Salvadore wrote:Yes, Sandy was the lowest pressure recorded at around 940mb, but i'm mainly referring to the environmental impact that this will bring from snow to coastal erosion. A phasing and interaction between three branches of the jet is absolutely no joke and very rare to come by. I'd buy a sub 987mb low either just inside the benchmark or around it, then continuing on N/NE.

Any guess on the NESIS rating in advance if outcome is as modeled?? That takes into consideration population effected as well, i know its a post storm rating system but...

Para Nam running

jmanley32 wrote:

Armando Salvadore wrote:Yes, Sandy was the lowest pressure recorded at around 940mb, but i'm mainly referring to the environmental impact that this will bring from snow to coastal erosion. A phasing and interaction between three branches of the jet is absolutely no joke and very rare to come by. I'd buy a sub 987mb low either just inside the benchmark or around it, then continuing on N/NE.

well blow me down since frank has the b word on his scroll I'm go say I see bluzzard,warnings and hww for the majority of area. I get extra excited when I see them on the highway signs lol

I really can do without the high winds. Nothing worse than trying to follow a blizzard without any electricity for 24 hours. It happened to me in the SNowicane of Feb 2010 when I got 35 inches of snow and several other biggies. Not a big fan of the high winds, give me intense snow rates with a 15-25 mph wind and that will suffice.

This is going to be a historical storm, people nervous about track yes for some along the coast and LI possibly but this isn't 2001 or 2015 set up. 

Srefs are incredible on SV. 
Shoeing 1.75 -2" of liquid precip by hour 87 and it is STILL SNOWING MOD THROUGH HOUR 96!!

PARA NAM READY TO SHOW A FRANKZILLA IF IT CAN CLOSE THE VORT OVER THE MIDWEST!

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

jmanley32 wrote:

Armando Salvadore wrote:Yes, Sandy was the lowest pressure recorded at around 940mb, but i'm mainly referring to the environmental impact that this will bring from snow to coastal erosion. A phasing and interaction between three branches of the jet is absolutely no joke and very rare to come by. I'd buy a sub 987mb low either just inside the benchmark or around it, then continuing on N/NE.

well blow me down since frank has the b word on his scroll I'm go say I see bluzzard,warnings and hww for the majority of area. I get extra excited when I see them on the highway signs lol

I really can do without the high winds. Nothing worse than trying to follow a  blizzard without any electricity for 24 hours. It happened to me in the SNowicane of Feb 2010 when I got 35 inches of snow and several other biggies. Not a big fan of the high winds, give me intense snow rates with a 15-25 mph wind and that will suffice.

Very much agree. With potential loss of power in the cold people could be very uncomfortable. Fires could easily start with old fashioned kerosene heaters or by people using gas stoves for heat.

Grselig wrote:

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

jmanley32 wrote:

Armando Salvadore wrote:Yes, Sandy was the lowest pressure recorded at around 940mb, but i'm mainly referring to the environmental impact that this will bring from snow to coastal erosion. A phasing and interaction between three branches of the jet is absolutely no joke and very rare to come by. I'd buy a sub 987mb low either just inside the benchmark or around it, then continuing on N/NE.

well blow me down since frank has the b word on his scroll I'm go say I see bluzzard,warnings and hww for the majority of area. I get extra excited when I see them on the highway signs lol

I really can do without the high winds. Nothing worse than trying to follow a  blizzard without any electricity for 24 hours. It happened to me in the SNowicane of Feb 2010 when I got 35 inches of snow and several other biggies. Not a big fan of the high winds, give me intense snow rates with a 15-25 mph wind and that will suffice.

Very much agree.  With potential loss of power in the cold people could be very uncomfortable.  Fires could easily start with old fashioned kerosene heaters or by people using gas stoves for heat.  

of cpurse I wish no harm. I didn't think of these outcomes in fact I always think of snow wind being much less damaging as no leaves.

amugs wrote:PARA NAM READY TO SHOW A FRANKZILLA IF IT CAN CLOSE THE VORT OVER THE MIDWEST!

Hey Cp, coming from the one who not 24 hours ago said "we need to temper our excitement" ahahaha jk mugsy!! Love it!!!

amugs wrote:PARA NAM READY TO SHOW A FRANKZILLA IF IT CAN CLOSE THE VORT OVER THE MIDWEST!

No shit really! Plz post!

Even miss Amy freeze is saying this could be historical storm she feels confident of getting 10 inches of snow or more

Post it!!

Nope doesn't do that so we are sitting we we have been. Lets see where it goes

Ray that was then this is now 24 hours closer to 69 hours before possible showtime!! LMAO!!

Para nam is going to be wrong don't freak out

all METS on ABC and Gregory all chimed in on saying this will be major. i don't really care about any others those are the most trusted

Para Nam going to be fast ride the front don't know why at this point just interpretation here. It is about 4 hours to fast now. With confluence it is showing to the North and banana hp don't see how this could be. Let er play out. Sorry peeps got a little morning blood pumping there.

Okay chill whew looks MUCH BETTER did something funky in my eyes but look at her now she is a frikcoin beast

Regular NAM OH friggin MY!! Warms the coast a bit

frank 638 wrote:Even miss Amy freeze is saying this could be historical storm she feels confident of getting 10 inches of snow or more

Since NYC has had 65 storms of 10 inches or more that's not saying much. If she starts saying 20 inches or more than for NYC at least you're starting to get into historic territory especially for the middle of March.