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(🧵of 4) I know we have been seeing people saying "It's just normal winter" & "I survived the last storm so it's not a big deal"
But there's a couple of things wrong with those statements. 1st, just because you survived 1 doesn't mean it will be easy the next time. (1/4)
But there's a couple of things wrong with those statements. 1st, just because you survived 1 doesn't mean it will be easy the next time. (1/4)
2nd, if the NWS is telling you that extreme impacts are likely, they are being right, things will get to be serious, & potentially life threatening for those who are ill-prepared. This has that chance. Now people have been comparing this to the Blizzard of '78. (2/4)
While every storm is different in each way, places could feel less impacts compared to that storm but others may feel it worse. It all depends here. All you have to do is prepare accordingly & stay safe. We're here relying official information to people in this storm. (3/4)
I’m going go out on a limb here and say someone in this highlighted area is probably going to get a foot plus of rain tomorrow. Not widespread to be clear but isolated totals 12”+ are definitely reasonable. I’ll explain below👇 #pawx #njwx #ida #rain #flooding 
As Ida will be undergoing baroclinic process and transitioning from a tropical depression into a extratropical storm we’ll actually see some similarities to a winter storm. Warm air advection will be playing a part in aiding Frontogenesis tomorrow across the Northeast as…
The contrast in temperature as noted in the pictures will create an enhanced area of lift. Along the edge of those juiciest dewpoints and under the FGEN setup that is where a combination of the best forcing along with moisture content will be aiding in producing anomalous…
Okay, so going to get my normal updates, client stuff done right now. Let me lay out the rules for Live Coverage so everyone is clear.
1. When you share observations please provide town and state. Also adding a #nywx #njwx #pawx etc helps the @NWS_MountHolly and @NWSNewYorkNY
2. I don't do IMBY questions in general, and especially not in a storm. That is the Premium Live Coverage, which I'll be doing starting at 5 PM until either I pass out or the storm is over. Whichever is first.
Good morning everyone! HAPPY SUNDAY!!
Snow has started in southern Delaware and the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area already. Clouds are on the increase with temperatures ranging from the single digits in the Catskills to the upper 20s in Cape May, New Jersey.
Updates are on the way with the latest watches and warnings and a public update from our intern @MichaelBrownewx ! No changes to the going forecast at all. I've been pretty much locked in on this storm since Friday.
There is an increasing threat for a significant and potentially prolonged coastal storm system to impact the region late this weekend into next week. Here are the key points: (thread) #NJWX #MDWX #DEWX #PAWX
Precip could arrive as early as mid day Sunday & likely start as snow for most. Snow should continue for several hours into Sunday night with precipitation gradually becoming heavier by the overnight into Monday morning as winds also increase.
Snow and rain, potentially heavy at times, are likely to affect the region Monday along with strong northeast winds. There is uncertainty on where the rain/snow line will be during this time as it will depend on the exact track and evolution of the storm
I love the Correlation Coffectin for this very reason...It depicts rain/snow/mix precip types very well! #wxtwitter #njwx
*coefficient.
R/M is sleet BTW
