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[NittanyLion]

Would probably be a good idea to post all member calls in here to keep everything organized and so people can just look in here to see what someone predicted and not have to clutter up the other threads with questions of he said/she said.

I will post my thoughts later tonight.

[NittanyLion]

Dry air advection kills northern movement, absence of warm air advection north of Trenton keeps totals down, but good vorticity advection across whole area gives lighter snows to northern areas.

[lab94]

here is my shot at it btw I may have to unload the train.LOL

[icehater]

No map but I'll stay where I was 10+ NYC and west, 15+ Monmouth south and west to Philly, 18+ northern ocean south and west, 24+ far south NJ say Atlantic City and south thru DC. North of NYC 5-10" to the Tap and then a drop off to 1-4". Anyone want to draw it is fine with me. Can't change this late. If its a bust its a big one. But climo says DC doesn't get 2' and central NJ gets 2-3" so I have to say the nam is overdoing somethimg. Will be real interested to see the Hi res ARF and NMM especially 12Z Friday.

[TatamyPA]

Here's my updated map:

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[NittanyLion]

NittanyLion, on Feb 4 2010, 11:17 PM, said:

Dry air advection kills northern movement, absence of warm air advection north of Trenton keeps totals down, but good vorticity advection across whole area gives lighter snows to northern areas.

I see no reason to change this.

[viking70]

icehater, on Feb 5 2010, 12:14 AM, said:

No map but I'll stay where I was 10+ NYC and west, 15+ Monmouth south and west to Philly, 18+ northern ocean south and west, 24+ far south NJ say Atlantic City and south thru DC. North of NYC 5-10" to the Tap and then a drop off to 1-4". Anyone want to draw it is fine with me. Can't change this late. If its a bust its a big one. But climo says DC doesn't get 2' and central NJ gets 2-3" so I have to say the nam is overdoing somethimg. Will be real interested to see the Hi res ARF and NMM especially 12Z Friday.

Wow Ice--- I hope you are right. I would love 5-10 inches. Here we go north movement!!

[icehater]

viking70, on Feb 5 2010, 11:02 AM, said:

Wow Ice--- I hope you are right. I would love 5-10 inches. Here we go north movement!!

Well the map DT has that Metfan put up in the other thread has you at 4-8". Funny but DT is not all that different from my thoughts but his tone based on what Metfan was saying sounded radically different. No one can call these sharp cutoffs and eventual banding effect well or whether the storm drifts north or south a bit. But the game is about to start and the models mean less and less now.

[metfan4life]

JB

4-16 inches

[Jimrin1967]

Here is my final call:

[Nero Lance]

North of 80 - 3 - 6
South of 80 to Driscoll Bridge 6 - 12
Areas south 12+

[wishcast_hater]

NYC 1-3"
Southern Westchester = Dusting to 2"
Brooklyn/SI = 5"

Hoping to bust on this big time, so we get more. HAHAHA

[TatamyPA]

Jimrin1967, on Feb 5 2010, 03:49 PM, said:

Here is my final call:

This forecast looks good based on current trends!

[lab94]

lab94, on Feb 4 2010, 11:53 PM, said:

here is my shot at it btw I may have to unload the train.LOL


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Well nothing here so far Ill check this later

[TatamyPA]

Here's a map of the totals for KLWX:

[TatamyPA]

Here's the link to the map of the Philly totals:

http://www.erh.noaa....ow_from_pns.php

Here's the link to the Wakefield totals:

http://www.erh.noaa.gov/akq/wx_events/Snow...0/snowmap.shtml