NYC BLIZZARD LIKELY SNOW ACCUMULATION MAP GENERATED
NYC BLIZZARD LIKELY SNOW ACCUMULATION MAP GENERATED
NYC BLIZZARD LIKELY SNOW ACCUMULATION MAP GENERATED – Good morning everyone! We wake up to the notion that this is now a reality while all models merge as far as being in the “sweet spot” for a Blizzard in the NYC area. Today will be cold and blustery, with a chance of some scattered flurries (not related in any form to the impending storm), highs near 30. Tonight we’ll slip back into the teens as cold air will be stubborn to leave, part of the ingredient into tomorrow night’s event. Tomorrow, we’ll have some morning clouds, afternoon sun, then the clouds move back in again as the storm gathers to our south and west, highs in the low to mid 30’s.
NYC BLIZZARD LIKELY SNOW ACCUMULATION MAP GENERATED
Tomorrow night, snow will begin to move in some time after midnight (Tuesday) and really ramp up in intensity before daybreak Tuesday. With temps in the mid 20’s upon onset, there will be no issues as far as snow sticking to the ground; it’ll be sticking on every surface. When the sun rises, we may have 2-4″ of snow already on the ground. On Tuesday, heavy snow will be with us all day, with sustained winds increasing to 25-35mph and gusts between 40-50mph. Along the immediate shore, we could see wind gusts between 60-65mph, especially as you go out further east towards Long Island. On top of the 2-4″ of snow that fell by sunrise Tuesday, we could see another 10-16″ before nightfall. Depending on the final setup and where the heaviest convection occurs, heavy snow will continue after sunset and we could see another 2-4″ of snow before this monster pulls away and we taper off to flurries. At the peak of the storm, we may see some thundersnow and as with any major system like this, we may have some beach erosion and coastal flooding due to the full moon.
The snow map I put up is the first step away from my experimental map. I took the 1-2ft area and expanded it, but left the 6-12″+ area on the Forks to take into consideration the possibility of some mixing. We still have some time to go and we may need to adjust according, but aside from expanding the heaviest of snow areas, we were pretty close to that experimental map for now. If the Forks of Long Island doesn’t see any mixing, we will have to up the amounts, but at this point we won’t know for sure until we see the actual structure and setup of the Blizzard.
Stay tuned for more updates as things unfold and start preparing for this system in terms of winter safety and arrangements if you are sick, elderly, or know an elderly person that may need assistance.
Satellite View
NYC BLIZZARD LIKELY SNOW ACCUMULATION MAP GENERATED – Satellite shows our ingredients coming together for a monster storm. We have our cold air in place, a weak, stretched our system to our south, and our disturbance diving down by Nebraska and the Dakotas.
Northeast Radar
Radar is quiet aside from rain/snow associated with a weak system in the Southeast. That system will leave behind some energy and play a role in what’s in store for us.
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