B Ozanne
EF5
Expecting 1-2 feet of snow with 4-7 foot storm surge where I live. Could be interesting.
Blizzard of 2005
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Bill Hamilton
EF5
It looks like the Great Lakes region and east of there are going to get pounded. Hope you like the added snow.
Saul Trabal
EF4
The white stuff has been coming down here for about an hour now.
No thundersnow yet.
No thundersnow yet.
B Ozanne
EF5
I wouldn't expect thundersnow until much later, probably after midnight. The coastal low is just getting its act together now.
Jeff Snyder
EF5
Wow, an interesting discussion from the Boston NWSFO citing >30" snowfalls near Cape Cod and 85mph winds! :shock: For what it's worth, this morning's complete AFD (short term, long term, aviation, marine) from Boston is the longest AFD I have ever seen!
http://kamala.cod.edu/offs/KBOX/0501221919.fxus61.html
The ETA shows a doozy of a storm (975mb) off the east coast by Sunday night, so it's an awful good thing it is located a bit offshore, as it certainly could be a little closer to shore. Much of the greatest QPF is located offshore by tomorrow...
http://kamala.cod.edu/offs/KBOX/0501221919.fxus61.html
The ETA shows a doozy of a storm (975mb) off the east coast by Sunday night, so it's an awful good thing it is located a bit offshore, as it certainly could be a little closer to shore. Much of the greatest QPF is located offshore by tomorrow...
B Ozanne
EF5
Yes, that AFD reads a lot like a book, but good stuff though. Coastal flooding could be interesting. I live at the western end of Long Island Sound, and a persistent NE wind tends to pile the water in here. It could be a long night of helping neighbors move to higher ground.
Moderate snow in Darien right now, maybe 2 inches on the ground and pressure failing rapidly.
Moderate snow in Darien right now, maybe 2 inches on the ground and pressure failing rapidly.
Robert Dewey
EF5
Oh man, I wish I was there! They issued hurricane force wind warnings for the coast, 30+ inches of snow at 3-4 inches per hour... Can't wait to see what the pictures will look like for that area!
B Ozanne
EF5
Does anybody know what the record low pressures are for Nor'easters? I think for NYC area the December 92' storm set a record. That was a 100 year storm, followed by another 100 year storm with the '93 Superstorm
Chris Hayes
EF5
MY BIRTHDAY IS TOMMOROW AND IT LOOKED LIKE MY AREA WOULD SEE 6-12" WITH NEAR BLIZZARD CONDITIONS TONIGHT DUE TO BLOWING AND DRIFTING. BUT, NOOOOOO. A DRY SLOT HAD TO COME IN AND STOP THE SNOW BEFORE I GOT 5" :evil: :cry: :cry: :cry: :x :x
Amos Magliocco
EF5
Too bad the Patriots don't have home field advantage for tomorrow's game. That's football weather for sure! LOL. Would be like playing Madden and cranking up every nasty weather condition available.
Robert Dewey
EF5
Not sure, but I believe the '93 storm bottomed out at nearly 960mb... On a side note, there was a sub 955mb bomb near CLE on January 28, 1978. Too bad you don't see 20" to >30" unless your in a lake effect area or near the east coast... Then again, you could get really lucky like OH/IN just before Christmas with 36 hour totals of 33 inches...
Chris Hayes
EF5
Just for future refrence the storm you're referring to that slammed Ohio in 78 was on Jan 26, not 28th. To date, its the worst blizzard to ever hit Ohio. I produced snowfall amounts of 1-2 feet. Sustained winds of I believe 70mph with gusts over 100mph created drifts up the roofs of houses. More than 50 people were killed in Ohio alone. We never get blizzards here anymore. I have a curse on me. :cry:
John Olexa
EF5
So far only a inch here in Southern part of MD. Been mixed with sleet .
Rockwell Schrock
EF3
This is Rockwell reporting live from outer Cape Cod. I've been watching the BOX radar closely for the past few hours. We've been getting light ocean-effect snow all day, and it looks like the heavy snow is going to start in roughly... five minutes. I'll keep you guys posted... assuming the power stays on with all this wind.
For effect, here's an excerpt from the local Winter Weather Statement:
For effect, here's an excerpt from the local Winter Weather Statement:
Bill Hark
EF5
In Richmond, Virginia, there was a little snow in the late morning. Then a mixture of sleet and freezing rain through out the day. Currently, its 28 degrees. After a period of very heavy freezing rain, I've been hearing thunder.
I'd rather be in Boston to enjoy the blizzard. Still, this may be the only thunder and lightning until March.
Bill Hark
I'd rather be in Boston to enjoy the blizzard. Still, this may be the only thunder and lightning until March.
Bill Hark
