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| DGEX Accumulated Snowfall From Hour 84-192. |
The DGEX model is showing the potential for over 12 inches of snow across a very wide swath of the Northeast. The DGEX is not a particularly good model, so take that for what it's worth. However, this is likely giving a glimpse into what might happen for a Christmas Snowstorm. If this were to verify, millions of people would be grounded and held up due to this. Travel would come to a standstill. It would be chaos across the board, but would definitely make for some good memories. More updates as the day draws closer.
23 comments:
Hello Andrew.If this were to verify,i would get about 8"-10" of snow.I understand that this model is not very accurate.What are the other models spitting out?Thanks.
Hi, Andrew. How good is the model look for this. I have family coming in. This worries me on the travel situation. Thanks.
On Accuweather it says on this Friday night Valparaiso will get 4-6 inches of snow.Is this true?
Mike: We will have a discussion on it later.
Anonymous #1: Travel would be severely affected if this verified.
Anonymous #2: It is a bit too far out to be sure.
would nc get snow?
Possibly.
Hello Andrew.Is this supposed to happen next monday-tuesday.I'm a bit confused.
December 26 or so.
Hello Andrew,I thought so.Thanks.Maybe this could be the big one the esat has been waiting for including Ohio.
I spelled east wrong in my previous post.Sorry.I'm just getting excited about the potential for snow.
I am hearing all this clatter about a winter storm on Friday night in the great lakes area.Is this true?By the way I now starting today have to post as anonymous because for some reason I can't log into my email.After my posts I will put AJ after my posts.Do not get the idea of posting as me.
Haha!I got my e-mail working again!Never mind about the second part of th post above.
Hey Andrew, this is Reid. How much snow could this storm potentially dump in Northern Fairfield County, Connecticut?
I mean the.
AJ: We are watching a light snow event for the Midwest in that timeframe.
Reid: The whole Northeast would get a real pounding if this verified. Widespread 12 inches+
Hi Andrew, How much could Ohio get if this storm really comes to life?
The latest DGEX has really drawn back on amounts. That said, we will wait until tomorrow to say how much Ohio would get.
Hello Andrew.Are any other the models predicting a storm like this DGEX model is showing?Also,how accurate in your mind is this model?Is the ECMWF model more accurate then this one? You previously mentioned that the EMCWF is a good model to use for predicting winter storms.What are your thoughts on this storm actually occuring?
Do you think Valparaiso would get hit?
If this changed a little.
How far west would the snow shield extend?Could it possibly reach a Toledo,Findlay,Delaware,Columbus,Lancaster,Portsmouth,Line.This would be the counties north to south in Ohio.Lucas north to Scioto in southern Ohio.I live in the vicinity of Delaware Ohio.
How confident are you in this coming to pass?
Mike, AJ, and both Anonymous': We will try to answer all your questions in our new briefing discussion coming out later today (in the next hour or two).
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