Storm Speculation: 2/13/14

Just started snowing here in CNY

We're in the 3 to 6 range ---- as Sj would say ... wiggle wiggle wiggle

campgottagopee wrote

 as Sj would say ... wiggle wiggle wiggle

He got that from me.  He'll deny it - but he did.

Noah John wrote

campgottagopee wrote

 as Sj would say ... wiggle wiggle wiggle

He got that from me.  He'll deny it - but he did.

I'll get the truth out of that lil fucker at the bar in 2 weeks!

And here's an alternate view of the storm:
http://idiotsbeingidiots.blogspot.com/2014/02/everybody-calm-fuck-down.html

Haha. Those guys are pretty funny sometimes. Obviously not skiers though or they would be siding with the biggest numbers they could find (like all of us).

WIGGLE WIGGLE WIGGLE WIGGLE WIGGGGLEEELELELE

we've been upgraded --- 6 to 10

Wiggle yes, woot no?

Hey Noah Jason seems to be MIA, so maybe you can chime in...

NWS just put the entire ALY CWA into Winter Storm Warning:



But from this radar, I'm having a hard time imaging how it will curl around...





Any input?

Not really Harv.  Jason could probably tell us.  It may be that it's really going to bomb out overnight and toss back a lot of Atlantic moisture but I really don't know.  

From my girl on FB ---- does this help anyone who understands what she's saying??? All I gather is that it's gonna snow.


Rebecca's Northeast weather and education page


The latest HRRR model run
 
The dry slot part of the storm has ended snows in southern New England and in the Mid Hudson Valley southward. You can see this by looking at the radar image. Don't be fooled into thinking that the storm is over. We will be just seeing a break in the action, waiting for act two. later tonight as the storm really starts to crank up, PA, NYS and New England will be on the western and north-western side of the storm. By tonight, we will enter that cold conveyor belt part of the storm, that I told you about the other day. This part of the storm is when we see the deformation zone setup and cause mesoscale banding. if the models are right, a mega band will set up across part of eastern NYS into the Capital District and into MA and VT. other bands look to setup across Southeast PA and into NJ.
 
areas of southeast PA like Philly especially the N & W burbs, Lehigh Valley, into Central and Northern NJ , NYC . will pick up 2-5 inches of snow.

Those further inland would pick up several more inches

There is this site Ilsnow.com, that is run by a local Meteorologist whose focus is for snowmobiling but it's very accurate and he just posted about a Low moving into the Catskills early Fri AM that is good news for Gore region. Lets hope he's on the money again.

I couldn't find anything from Darrin (ilsnow) but just got a txt from Jason who is out shoveling:

"maybe a surprise on saturday"

surprise ... gully washer or dump? LOL you never know.

Look at the last radar image you posted.  The "surprise" is that energy just getting into MI and IN.  I think.  Could be sorta snowy Saturday.  Somewhere.

Its snowin like a mofo here. Gonna go dig out the driveway and get some freshies at west.

any snow on saturday is focused downstate around NYC, picked up 14 inches down here today with more tonight.  Ton more snow down here this year than up in the dacks.

NorEaster27 wrote

 Ton more snow down here this year than up in the dacks.

No.  It's been a slow year so far up here and for NYC you're getting hammered but WF has 90" so far.  NYC doesn't have 90".  An "Historic Storm"" for the I-95 cities we call "Tuesday" up here.

NorEaster27 wrote

any snow on saturday is focused downstate around NYC, picked up 14 inches down here today with more tonight.  Ton more snow down here this year than up in the dacks.

every run seems to beginning a bit more verbose with saturdays impulse.

Today's storm was fantastic , how often do you get to witness 4 inches per hour snowfall..

Noah John wrote

WF has 90" so far.

Snowmaking doesn't count.

Thacheronix wrote

Noah John wrote

WF has 90" so far.

Snowmaking doesn't count.

That's not snowmaking.  The idea that NYC has gotten more snow than the Adirondacks is sorta silly and shows how completely out of touch with weather and weather patterns some people are.  There are parts of the Dacks that have gotten well over 100", probably more than 125", this year.  Central Park is at sea level; let's just calm down.

OK first of all this is storm of today...currently on radar there is a nice plume setting up over Gore and this is the early part  and for a snowy part of the state...right from their website:    " Snow Ridge is definitely living up to our name this year since our first name is SNOW.  Our total snowfall so far this is season is 205" - and it's only the beginning of February. "  Is tug hill considered the adirondacks...maybe not...oh well