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It would be really cool to see a lot of snow here again, but I don't really want a blizzard! Downeast Maine got 18 inches back a few weeks ago and we are set up again to get 9-15+ depending on the track of the low! An inch of snow per hour is a little scary because it won't be fluffy snow, it is suppose ro be heavy wet snow which causes power outages with the winds that will be associated with the storm.
 
Ripping pretty good here. Unfortunately, I'll be busy late this afternoon:

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May be mistaken, but it does look as if a fairly heavy band is going to splash down at or at least near NYC.
 
Something about this upcoming blizzard seems off to me! I can't put my finger on it!
 
Pretty neat interview here:




I'm going to try and do some better searching right now with that band coming ashore around NYC, but I didn't have much luck initially.
 
Think I'm going to wrap up my looking at this event for now as I feel like crap. Based on Ryan's stream, it's already pretty high impact traffic wise (and you are hearing of some power outages). I-84 in CT I believe had to shut down because a tractor trailer had an accident.

Overnight will probably tell us if the high-end totals have a shot in some scattered areas.
 
GaWx said:
1.56” of liquid equivalent (all in the form of snow except perhaps the first .01-.02”) has fallen at NYC/C Park as of 10AM and it’s still coming down very heavily! This storm is nearly beyond description.

National Weather Service

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There's a couple 26 inch reports on Long Island now. It definitely seems like the models were right about the heaviest snow being east of the city.

Also most of the webcams I found earlier were useless due to whiteout conditions
 
Brent said:
There's a couple 26 inch reports on Long Island now. It definitely seems like the models were right about the heaviest snow being east of the city.

Also most of the webcams I found earlier were useless due to whiteout conditions
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NYC essentially ~20” as of 1PM and still falling! Holy cow! ~1.75” water equiv!
 
2/22-3 NE Blizzard: indices

1. PNA -1.2

2. AO +0.2 (neutral)

3. NAO +1.1

4-5. EPO/WPO: strongly negative

6. MJO: inside circle both days

2/22: phase 3

2/23: phase 4

7. AAM: -0.9 (moderate La Niñaish)

8. SOI: +6

9. PDO: negative

10. QBO (30 mb): strongly negative

*Edited for MJO
 
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GaWx said:
Hey Mack, have you seen this Des Moines
met.? It is very sad to hear this about her:

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Meteorologist Jeriann Ritter Saw a Dentist for 'Weird' Feeling in Mouth. It Was 1st Sign of ALS

Viewers noticed her speech had changed on air. Now, she's sharing her story.
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Yes!!
I watched her on the news when I moved to Ames!
She didn’t work a lot, but when she did, I noticed something was kind of off! This was about 3-4 months before she announced that she was diagnosed with this! Very , very sad!
She getting tons of support and love from all stations and people around here!
 
If bad flooding were to be avoided, this would be potentially good news for dry areas in this region:
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GaWx said:
Hey Mack, have you seen this Des Moines
met.? It is very sad to hear this about her:

www.today.com

Meteorologist Jeriann Ritter Saw a Dentist for 'Weird' Feeling in Mouth. It Was 1st Sign of ALS

Viewers noticed her speech had changed on air. Now, she's sharing her story.
www.today.com www.today.com
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My grandfather had the same thing. The Bulbar ALS. It's awful to watch someone go through that. His progressed rather quickly after he was correctly diagnosed. He couldn't eat or drink anything. Had to use a feeding tube. It's just a horrible disease. Ironically, his speech was also the first thing we noticed that something wasn't right.
 
GaWx said:
If bad flooding were to be avoided, this would be potentially good news for dry areas in this region:
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Yeah it would be amazing but ll believe it when I see it unfortunately

Every single storm for the last 6 months has underperformed here

I still remember when Valentine's Day weekend was gonna be a washout. The rain was over here by 9am Saturday that weekend
 
Brent said:
Yeah it would be amazing but ll believe it when I see it unfortunately

Every single storm for the last 6 months has underperformed here

I still remember when Valentine's Day weekend was gonna be a washout. The rain was over here by 9am Saturday that weekend
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I didn’t see you post this. Tulsa’s rainfall in winter of 25-6 precip was only 1.62” vs 5.65” 30 year normal. This was the driest winter there since 2005-6’s 1.59” and second driest on record! Records go back to 1893-4. So, y’all only barely missed the driest winter of the last 133!! Dang!

 
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