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[FreeRideNJ]

http://www.intellicast.com/IcastPage/LoadP...mp;prodnav=none

[icehater]

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http://www.intellicast.com/IcastPage/LoadP...mp;prodnav=none

But this radar is wrong. Most, if not all folks in the blue snow zone are not gettin snow, they are getting sleet. The only good thing this shows is the colder solution looks like it's working east from the west and a bit Se from the NW.

[listarz]

I thought so, too. Very hard to tell though.

[Virgaman]

looks like it is moving pretty fast to me

[icehater]

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looks like it is moving pretty fast to me

It is - and I'm not seeing any real circ. Look at this AW radar. It actually shows a thin snow band at the bottom of the mix area. Ordinarily I'd throw it out. But in a storm like this that may be local dynamic cooling in a hvy precip band.

http://wwwa.accuweather.com/radar-large.as...ate&large=1

[jjvesnow]

we might get dryslotted!  :-[

[blizzardof83]

If you look closely you can see the freezing line heading southeast, a sure sign of upper lever circ. Also the comma shape classic of a Noreaster is taking shape on the western part of the storm. It should continue to fill in as the storm winds up.

[listarz]

Where will the pivot point be? That is the crucial question.

[icehater]

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If you look closely you can see the freezing line heading southeast, a sure sign of upper lever circ. Also the comma shape classic of a Noreaster is taking shape on the western part of the storm. It should continue to fill in as the storm winds up.

Not really. The southern end of the line is waivering around. The storm seems to be going right over cape May and is moving NNE.