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[summer]

Looks some of that snow ready to cross the Delaware - no one sees an inch - maybe a coating and add to the ice on the roads

[robbbs]

The backlash snow is where I busted (I admit to that. LOL). According to even the late models, it looked good for some wicked snowfall rates for everyone on the back end.

[NYBrit]

The back end of the storm looks like it's giving us the arse end! LOL

[weatherbowl]

It would have been  nice Robbbs, we'll just have to take what we can get.  :)

[listarz]

Hey, you never.... oh, never mind  :(. I'm tired of trying to be positive!! LOL

[rgwp96]

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Looks some of that snow ready to cross the Delaware - no one sees an inch - maybe a coating and add to the ice on the roads

hey eeyore you were already wrong, you said it wouldnt make into NJ ;)

[summer]

Rg,
Did you get an inch yet? :o

[icehater]

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The backlash snow is where I busted (I admit to that. LOL). According to even the late models, it looked good for some wicked snowfall rates for everyone on the back end.

Robbs, I never really saw a circ on that storm. Without a well defined circ you never get the intense burst and then the sometimes continuing mod-hvy wrap-around. Albany's bulletin says some areas up there got 20" but I honesly have a hard time believing it umless they had 30:1 ratios. Precip was never that intense for a long period of time. In the 93 superstorm some areas up there were under intense heavy banding for 10-12 hours plus mod hvy banding another 8-10 hours and only reported 25-30". Thi storm couldn't touch that storm for duration or intensity. Also -it ended up a short duration storm when you think about it. Take out the over-running last night and the real storm here started around 2am and ended by noon. After all the time we spent on this storm, including some models showing a capture and stall, the storm was only a 10-12 hour rocket.