0Z ETA
For the first system, .5" QPF line is through ACY or just north...
With 20:1 ratios could spell more than 6" from central NJ on south
It's also colder to setup the second system
0z NGM
0 line at 850 stays south of ACY setting up the second system...
2nd system developing a bit further south?
Models are trending the right way
0z models COLDER and more bullish for NJ
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Re: 0z models COLDER and more bullish for NJ
NJSnowFreak wrote:0Z ETA
For the first system, .5" QPF line is through ACY or just north...
With 20:1 ratios could spell more than 6" from central NJ on south
It's also colder to setup the second system
0z NGM
0 line at 850 stays south of ACY setting up the second system...
2nd system developing a bit further south?
Models are trending the right way
just b/c the 0C isotherm stays south of ACY dosnt mean that there isnt a warm layer or two either above or below it.
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