Northeast ‘Snowstorm’ Track Update Number 1

(TheWeatherSpace.com) – The surface low will not bring extremely deep amounts of snowfall like some are saying.  I’ll hold my tongue in respect to whom, but if you’ve read that … it won’t happen.  Yesterday I stated I’d do an update on Wednesday, however it is becoming clearer on the track the storm will take.  As stated in the update on Facebook yesterday, this storm system would be weaker than some models had said.

Using pattern knowledge of the area, I can get a better idea that is more accurate than models.  Use of the brain … gotta love it.  So let’s get to it.

The surface low will not bring extremely deep amounts of snowfall like some are saying.  I’ll hold my tongue in respect to whom, but if you’ve read that … it won’t happen.  The system will move offshore, but it will have enough cold air already in place for snow ratios to be higher than 10:1 so what we are looking at is plowable 4″ or higher snow for a large part of PA, NJ, NY, CT, VT, NH, MA, and RI …

The most significant snow will fall in upper elevations of NY, CT/MA … other than that this is a much weaker event that you are reading elsewhere and it exactly the type of event I thought it would be since my first call.

This will likely not be needing an update for the email list … however it will go out so you should have received it …

Source:  http://www.theweatherspace.com/2013/12/31/northeast-snowstorm-track-update-number-1/

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