NFT: Major Thursday Snowstorm?

Definitely looks like something is coming.

Day 2


Day 3

However, here's a general snow and ice outlook for Thor Wednesday into Thursday:

Heaviest snow potential: 6 inches of snow or more is possible for parts of southern Missouri, southern Illinois, far southern Indiana, Kentucky, far northern Tennessee, southern Ohio and West Virginia eastward into the Delaware Valley and New Jersey. Parts of the Ohio Valley may see up to a foot of snow, locally.
Accumulating snow will also blanket parts of Arkansas, Oklahoma, north Texas and the Texas Panhandle, southern Kansas as well as the southern Rockies and adjacent High Plains.
Ice potential: Some accumulations likely from north, perhaps central Texas to parts of Arkansas, northern Louisiana, Mississippi, northern Alabama, Tennessee into southern Virginia and northern North Carolina. It remains unclear how much of this falls as sleet vs. freezing rain. Sleet accumulations may top 1 inch from parts of Arkansas and far northern Louisiana to the central Appalachians.
Impacts: Roads may become treacherous and locally impassable in the southern Plains and Ozarks Wednesday and in the Mid-South and parts of the Ohio Valley by later Wednesday. Lingering icy roads possible into Thursday in ice-affected areas. Power outages and downed tree limbs are possible in areas where freezing rain is most persistent.
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it's not a large storm in size but the areas hit will see substantial accumulations in the 4-8" range with locally higher totals dependent on mesoscale banding. LI, north NJ, southern New England look to see those peak totals Wednesday night into Thursday.

This is separate from the snowfall this afternoon, which will change overnight to mix and then rain, with rain ending during the day on Wednesday.

In comment 12161078 WeatherMan said:

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it's not a large storm in size but the areas hit will see substantial accumulations in the 4-8" range with locally higher totals dependent on mesoscale banding. LI, north NJ, southern New England look to see those peak totals Wednesday night into Thursday.

Coastal CT here. Sweet. Time to stock up the booze...

Supposed to be flying out of Westchester Thurs night, time to panic yet or is there still hope?

whether the airports are functioning at full capacity at that point is very much up in the air.

This is so fucking annoying. Enough already. If it's not -10 degrees outside, it's snowing every other day. Can we just get a few 45 degree, sunny days? I don't think that's asking much for March.

more Scotch just in case!

Fuck this.

this weather maker, temps look to be hanging over the freezing line, well into 40's, 50's and I even notice a 60 degree reading for middle march.

In comment 12161172 Headhunter said:

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This is me shoveling a rental this year. About ready to cry. But that just makes your face freeze more.

In comment 12161078 WeatherMan said:

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it's not a large storm in size but the areas hit will see substantial accumulations in the 4-8" range with locally higher totals dependent on mesoscale banding. LI, north NJ, southern New England look to see those peak totals Wednesday night into Thursday. This is separate from the snowfall this afternoon, which will change overnight to mix and then rain, with rain ending during the day on Wednesday.

Weatherman, will NYC commuters back to Jersey be OK Wednesday to get home or should they be getting the F out of Dodge?

how many inches are expected for NYC?

have you been getting my e-mails? it's not like you not to respond...

sorry to miller the thread...

Mike

damn it!

In comment 12161223 Headhunter said:

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damn it!

Officially leaving NYC if that is true! lol

In comment 12161217 Fish said:

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Mike

LOL, you were actually funny for once. Good job, fuckbag.

In comment 12161080 Bockman said:

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In comment 12161078 WeatherMan said: Quote: it's not a large storm in size but the areas hit will see substantial accumulations in the 4-8" range with locally higher totals dependent on mesoscale banding. LI, north NJ, southern New England look to see those peak totals Wednesday night into Thursday. Coastal CT here. Sweet. Time to stock up the booze...

Bockman, which course/s do you typically take those golf clubs out to? Curious to know as I live in the area and all I can think about is the day this white, crusty, frozen shit evaporates from the ground clearing the way to get out and tee it up.

I am fucking sick of it also. And their is never a accurate report leading up to the storm you year 59 different snow totals. This crap
Won't melt till April either.

In comment 12161308 Stufftherun said:

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Bockman, which course/s do you typically take those golf clubs out to? Curious to know as I live in the area and all I can think about is the day this white, crusty, frozen shit evaporates from the ground clearing the way to get out and tee it up.

I joined Racebrook late last year. Before that I played most of the public courses in the area, like Oak Hills, Grassy Hill, Great River, Traditions, etc.

In comment 12161515 nygnyy274 said:

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I am fucking sick of it also. And their is never a accurate report leading up to the storm you year 59 different snow totals. This crap Won't melt till April either.

Weatherman always has the goods here, but agreed, most of the guys on TV are lackluster. My understanding though is that this winter (for whatever reason) has been notoriously hard to predict (not much model agreement maybe?)

on facebook or wxrisk.com, he is SO much better.
NEVER EVER use weather.com/accuweather or local news weather.

your 2 faced punk ass would support that clown. Piss off Hudson.

In comment 12161666 Fish said:

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your 2 faced punk ass would support that clown. Piss off Hudson.

This clown happens to be right most of the time and can actually coherently explain weather systems.

You, the kind of ass clown you are, can't even break down how horrible the Thomas Vanek deal was.

and Wrisk sounds the alarms and gets his followers going just like the TV pundits. I stopped following that guy a year ago. He was annoying as was a majority of the people that followed him.

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and Wrisk sounds the alarms and gets his followers going just like the TV pundits. I stopped following that guy a year ago. He was annoying as was a majority of the people that followed him.

Kinda like you and the other BBI Islander fans who raise the 5th flag everytime the Isles make a trade (Ryan Smyth/Thomas Vanek) or win a pre-season game?

Except he actually IS right.
Apparently your lack of reading comprehension extends far beyond hockey.

Weatherman, should I be good?

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hudson and the dyslexic Weatherman

It is even worse than reading comments from Ranger fans about trading for Yandle.

If I ever get that inane I hoped someone shoots me

it comes to the weather your options are

1) Deal with it
2) Complain about it (This is the one I favor)
3) Move somewhere else

over high 90s and humid in July.

that you're on the bow, you're into a big fish, it's a beautiful 70 degree day and the water is relatively calm, with the sea breeze gently crossing your face.

And then, go out and throw what has to be the 150th pound of salt dropped on the ground this godforsaken winter...

it is never going to be nice ever again. The world went to hell and this is what it's going to like like for eons

will have a massive crowd the next two days as if a nuclear bomb is about to be dropped and they need to supply the bunkers.

In comment 12161714 DanMetroMan said:

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it comes to the weather your options are 1) Deal with it 2) Complain about it (This is the one I favor) 3) Move somewhere else

I prefer #2 as well, but #3 is becoming increasingly attractive...

In comment 12161709 The 12th Man said:

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It is even worse than reading comments from Ranger fans about trading for Yandle.

You could always just, you know.. not read them.

But I know you have a massive inferiority complex when it comes to the Rangers, so.. I realize that's not an option for you.

:D

in elevators how much I hate this

In comment 12161663 hudson said:

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on facebook or wxrisk.com, he is SO much better. NEVER EVER use weather.com/accuweather or local news weather.

Love the accuweather guys, especially when they roll their sleeves up and get heated about an upcoming storm

there are support groups, you know; they can help, I know this from personal experience

starts off clam and collected with March coming in like a lion going out like a lamb, 5 minutes later it is coming in like a frog going out like a collie and he falls off his chair

Until the past two...This is brutal.

Mike - sorry about that, new job recently, team renewed.

Bobby - that will be alright, major accumulations overnight.

Hudson - that guy sucks.

SF - Friday is fine. Cold, but fine.

which included a number of people from Boston. The theme seemed to be that if they get one more really lousy winter in a row, they will relocate even with a major pay cut. They are just really beat up by this mess.


Meanwhile Weatherman, is there the potential for really severe floods in parts of NE as this stuff melts? Which parts? Thx.