*Roidzilla 2017* - Final Call Snow Map / Observations

Armando Salvadore wrote:LOL enough with the models already guys, storm is right in front of us and we have all the surface analysis data to our disposal. THAT is what you use! Oh and frank, yea i'm getting some flurries

sabamfa wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:Is any of this hitting the ground?

There's a very light coating on the cars in Parsippany. My mom is reporting the same in Wayne.

Awesome!!

i got a quick dusting of snow from the showers that have been going on

Frank_Wx wrote:Wow - check out the new HRRR

I could be crazy - but that looks like a slight retrograde lol.

billg315 wrote:A lot of moisture to stream this way. If only we could put a restrictor plate on this thing and slow it down.

Another NASCAR fan! Yes, it would be nice, but based where I am, I'm good with what I get..

Saw this graphic posted elsewhere. I really like it. The polar low's are set to phase with the STJ low and you can clearly see our HP's to the north.

Dunnzoo wrote:

billg315 wrote:A lot of moisture to stream this way. If only we could put a restrictor plate on this thing and slow it down.

Another NASCAR fan! Yes, it would be nice, but based where I am, I'm good with what I get..

That I am Janet! and yes, not complaining here either. I'm in a good spot, although it could be a close call with the sleet and dry slot if it comes any further west.

Frank, what do you think of the post I seen on Facebook saying an eye wall is being formed?

Hi Frank. First, thanks for providing such a great forum for amateurs and pro's alike. I check out some "other" forums that are very intimidating, therefore I stay far away from commenting lol.

My question is, I live in Manalapan bordering Englishtown, Old Bridge, and Monroe. Does this expansion of precip mean we here in inland Monmouth County have an opportunity for a colder solution limiting rain, but also increasing snow totals? I've heard anywhere from 6 inches, up to 15 inches. Thanks in advance.

Please look at this graphic. Look how the moisture feeds into this system off the Atlantic. We're talking about 3-4 inches of liquid somewhere along the coast. Flooding could be a major concern, actually.

aiannone wrote:
0z NAM

Why would we jump off a bridge? It's been showing that track and discounted for 3 days now.

Silly question - Why is the time stamp on my computer off by an hour while the mobile version is correct? Does it have something to do with the time change? Do we manually have to reset the time?

Frank_Wx wrote:Please look at this graphic. Look how the moisture feeds into this system off the Atlantic. We're talking about 3-4 inches of liquid somewhere along the coast. Flooding could be a major concern, actually.

Also full moon right now, so I think coastal flooding would be enhanced.

Just the fact that there are flurries in Manhattan at 10:30....4 hours before models called for flurries...means that forget Long range models and look for SR models and your eye sight. This will be fun for at least 12 straight hours. Then dry slot us all you want.

syosnow94 wrote:

aiannone wrote:
0z NAM

Why would we jump off a bridge?  It's been showing that track and discounted for 3 days now.

The HRRR is almost in the exact same placement. Yet the thermal profile is different as a result of the HRRR's increased resolution. Given observations, I agree with it.

mikeypizano wrote:Frank, what do you think of the post I seen on Facebook saying an eye wall is being formed?

I mean, with the dynamics involved that would not shock me. It would not be the first Nor'easter to have an eye.

BSH112185 wrote:Hi Frank. First, thanks for providing such a great forum for amateurs and pro's alike. I check out some "other" forums that are very intimidating, therefore I stay far away from commenting lol.

My question is, I live in Manalapan bordering Englishtown, Old Bridge, and Monroe. Does this expansion of precip mean we here in inland Monmouth County have an opportunity for a colder solution limiting rain, but also increasing snow totals? I've heard anywhere from 6 inches, up to 15 inches. Thanks in advance.

I would check my snow map because I feel really confident about it. I think I have that area in 8-14 inches? Which seems on par with what you're hearing. It's a tough forecast. A slight jog east in track will limit any dry air or warmth that gets to you.

EVERYONE....click this link. You will not sleep tonight.

http://tempest.aos.wisc.edu/radar/ma3compjs.html

HRRR total snow

Frank_Wx wrote:

mikeypizano wrote:Frank, what do you think of the post I seen on Facebook saying an eye wall is being formed?

I mean, with the dynamics involved that would not shock me. It would not be the first Nor'easter to have an eye.

BSH112185 wrote:Hi Frank. First, thanks for providing such a great forum for amateurs and pro's alike. I check out some "other" forums that are very intimidating, therefore I stay far away from commenting lol.

My question is, I live in Manalapan bordering Englishtown, Old Bridge, and Monroe. Does this expansion of precip mean we here in inland Monmouth County have an opportunity for a colder solution limiting rain, but also increasing snow totals? I've heard anywhere from 6 inches, up to 15 inches. Thanks in advance.

I would check my snow map because I feel really confident about it. I think I have that area in 8-14 inches? Which seems on par with what you're hearing. It's a tough forecast. A slight jog east in track will limit any dry air or warmth that gets to you.

So you think it will push us into Frankzilla??

Check this out for snowfall rates boom at 10:1

Why is it sleeting!

Frank sarcasm noted....so mean lol jk. Ugg confirm my worry but the hrrr looks gr8. No posting models 5 sec later u post hrrr hahaha ur gr8.

What a sick band at 8am tomorrow morning on the HRRR

There is some great radar/water vapor watching to be done right now. It goes well with my beer.