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@NickTWeather

SUNY Oneonta Meteorology ‘29 |Proud Northeast WX Weenie | LHV 🏠 - SRV 🏠

 Stony Point, NY - Oneonta, NY
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We are so back with the cool clouds
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Sebastian Neidlinger@TwiistedTr33_3h
❄️FIRST FLAKES POSSIBLE❄️ If you throw away the 200 hour gfs snow maps and all the irrational hype around next weekend, the sensible way to communicate next week's potential system is some flakes/low accumulations in the high elevations of northern PA. Everywhere else it's likely to be too warm for anything to stick even if it were to snow a bit.
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NWS Weather Prediction Center
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Yes, there is a chance for a low pressure system to bring mixed precipitation to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast by next weekend. But, there remains a lot of uncertainty. Keep apprised of the latest information at weather.gov
WHAT WE KNOW: A wave of low pressure is likely to develop across the Ohio Valley late Wednesday and then track eastward to off the Mid-Atlantic coast Friday while strengthening. This low pressure will cause expanding precipitation, with rain and high elevation snowfall possible. Much cooler than normal temperatures will accompany this system Friday and through next weekend. WHAT WE DON’T KNOW: The exact placement of the storm — small shifts in the track will greatly change impacts. The amount of snow that may occur, and whether lower elevations will receive any accumulation. The impacts to coastal regions due to gusty winds and onshore flow. BOTTOM LINE: Confidence in storm development is higher than confidence in specific impacts. Forecast details will change over the next several days. Keep up to date with the latest at weather.gov

ALT WHAT WE KNOW: A wave of low pressure is likely to develop across the Ohio Valley late Wednesday and then track eastward to off the Mid-Atlantic coast Friday while strengthening. This low pressure will cause expanding precipitation, with rain and high elevation snowfall possible. Much cooler than normal temperatures will accompany this system Friday and through next weekend. WHAT WE DON’T KNOW: The exact placement of the storm — small shifts in the track will greatly change impacts. The amount of snow that may occur, and whether lower elevations will receive any accumulation. The impacts to coastal regions due to gusty winds and onshore flow. BOTTOM LINE: Confidence in storm development is higher than confidence in specific impacts. Forecast details will change over the next several days. Keep up to date with the latest at weather.gov

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Ben Noll
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Could it snow in the Northeast late next week? Yes! A storm likely tracking near the coast could encounter enough cold air to produce wet snow. Especially because it's so early in the season and coastal seas are warm, inland areas have the highest chances for some accumulation.
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Chris Luft@ChrisLuftWX14h
👀 #nywx
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❄️ COASTAL STORM NEXT WEEK... FIRST SHOT AT SNOW? Odds are increasing for a coastal system to emerge off the New Jersey and Long Island coastlines a week from today. With our cold shot trending more potent across model guidance, it's looking quite possible that many areas across our region will see their first snowfall of the season, but given the time of year, this system will likely be limited to higher elevations above 1500 feet. However, we'd like to note that if ridging out west continues to pump and move into a more favorable position, it could allow for a slower-moving and stronger system that could bring snowfall impacts to lower elevations, but this is something that's very low in confidence, especially given the time of year. We'll continue to monitor the latest. #pawx #njwx #nywx #snow #storm
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Loving this weather
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Loving this weather
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Jay Lesyk@JayLesykWXNov 3
Intentionally not refreshing Pivotal so I can hangout with the NAM longer
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Alferia@Alferia_Nov 2
Rest In Peace: The NAM Model Suite Operational From 2006-2026 (Technically since 1993 if you count the Eta model but who really cares at this point) You will be missed dearly.
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Press F to pay respects…. 🤧
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Nicholas Isabella
@NycStormChaserNov 2
A moment of silence for the NAM forecast model which is retiring tomorrow morning after 20 years.
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Sebastian Neidlinger@TwiistedTr33_Oct 30
Ain't she beautiful 😍
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Weather History@weather_historyOct 29
October 29, 2012: Hurricane Sandy made landfall as a massive post-tropical Category 1 in New Jersey. Impacts in the Northeast were devastating, ranging from storm surge to inland flooding to fires that burned entire neighborhoods. 160 people were killed in the US. #wxhistory
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NWS Eastern Region
@NWSEasternOct 28
Tomorrow, October 29th, marks 14 years since Post-Tropical Storm Sandy made landfall along the Jersey Shore. Sandy was a true generational storm with respect to coastal flooding along the New York and New Jersey Coasts and in the hardest hit areas recovery took years.
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Michael Ferragamo
@FerragamoWxOct 28
If true, the fact the remnants of Hurricane ISAIAS didn’t dissipate until it was over Siberia is insane!
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What I would do for a monster lake effect snow event right now.
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Max Velocity
@MaxVelocityWXOct 23
Over 200 severe warnings were issued throughout the last 2 days in New Mexico and Arizona alone... 😳
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@WestHardinFan1Oct 22
23 for me.....
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Ryan Hall, Y’all
@ryanhallyallOct 22
Arizona had 12 tornado warnings yesterday, the most in a day there since 2010. Now Phoenix, Flagstaff, Prescott and Show Low are under severe storm watches until 10 and 11 AM Arizona time, with hail up to 2 inches possible.
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Connor Croff
@ChasingWConnorOct 22
Large stovepipe tornado captured north of Heber-Overgaard, AZ 15 minutes ago with @RealDLScales
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