*Roidzilla 2017* - Final Call Snow Map / Observations

WeatherBob wrote:This could be a sleet Blizzard for some.  That can be worst than snow at 60 MPH winds.

That would be my worst nightmare. And it has crossed my mind.

Ground covered

On tis note I dhal.leave mi familia  here till daylight

RGEM !!!#

crippo84 wrote:

sroc4 wrote:

syosnow94 wrote:Juno on LI dropped 30-39" of snow in Suffolk in 12 hours.  4-6" rates with thunder and lightning for 4 straight hours had people trapped in their cars for 24 hours on the LIE.  Just a few years ago.  How quickly we forget!

Nemo not Juno

How quickly he forgot.

Lol. This must be big,Lonnie even had his pants rolled up.

Frank_Wx wrote:

That band from Vineland, NJ across the Delmarva to D.C. is nice.

amugs wrote:

Ugg. I'm like 3 miles from that deep purple blob!

Frank_Wx wrote:02z HRRR

Keeps taunting me with it's SE rain/snow line movement. Trying very hard not to be an "imby" but we want to play too!!!

Hrrr is showing 2"/hour rates at 10am

Finally starting snowing here in northern ocean county about ten minutes ago.

925mb low formed

Frank_Wx wrote:I can look at this all night

With ya buddy. Here comes the main jet max swinging through the base of the trough. All about to go boom!

GFS ticked west but still way better than the Nam

Frank_Wx wrote:925mb low formed

Good/ Bad/ Indifferent for the immediate coast Frank?

nujerzeedevil wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:925mb low formed

Good/ Bad/ Indifferent for the immediate coast Frank?

Good. Next up is 850mb

The snow is underway, yet the latest NAM run and the latest HRRR run pretty much contradict each other. These two images are both valid for 10 AM tomorrow. The NAM shows heavy RAIN for all of NYC/LI while the HRRR shows steady snow for the same region. You can't make this stuff up...

Frank_Wx wrote:

nujerzeedevil wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:925mb low formed

Good/ Bad/ Indifferent for the immediate coast Frank?

Good. Next up is 850mb

Could this still close off, and if so what would that mean? I think you said a day or so ago not going to close off.

Snowing here in Sayreville pretty good now also a good MET refrains from snow totals especially to many variables especially with this storm Stella

Math23x7 wrote:The snow is underway, yet the latest NAM run and the latest HRRR run pretty much contradict each other. These two images are both valid for 10 AM tomorrow. The NAM shows heavy RAIN for all of NYC/LI while the HRRR shows steady snow for the same region. You can't make this stuff up...

just crazy!!

It will not.

hurrysundown23 wrote:Snowing here in Sayreville pretty good now also a good MET refrains from snow totals especially  to many variables especially with this storm Stella

we have nothing yet in Hazlet

GFS has 12 + for NYC

central and nw nj how we lookin?

Light coating outside, just went out, not that cold. Calm before the storm, The air has that earrily quietness to it, also might be because no one i going out so not many cars LOL, did anyone see the power outage map on news 7, never seen that wonder where he got it but it was NOT good over a very large area.

Snow88 wrote:GFS has 12 + for NYC

Again with these models

Snow88 wrote:GFS ticked west but still way better than the Nam

What about the way the actual low itself is setting up? Sorry in advance for such an ignorant question but I heard a lot of chatter about that on here tonight as far as it moving more eastward...

Woah