12/12 Outcome: Here's a map of the snow from the storm. As expected, mostly Catskills, ADKS, VT/NH with some in the Berks. As not expected, some snow in VA, MD, SPA and SNJ on the back side did coat the ground.
Winds in the NYC area...HIGHEST WIND REPORTS... Location Speed Time/Date Provider ...Connecticut... ...Middlesex County... 3 ENE Moodus 56 MPH 1040 PM 12/10 Mesonet ...New Haven County... Stony Creek 42 MPH 1037 PM 12/10 CWOP Hammonasset 41 MPH 1038 PM 12/10 WXFLOW ...New London County... 2 E Mystic 45 MPH 1140 PM 12/10 Mesonet 4 ESE Mystic 43 MPH 0615 PM 12/10 Mesonet ...New York... ...Nassau County... Bayville 47 MPH 0821 PM 12/10 WXFLOW ...Queens County... Kew Garden Hills 48 MPH 0820 PM 12/10 NYSM NYC/JFK Airport 41 MPH 0849 PM 12/10 ASOS ...Suffolk County... 2 ENE Shoreham 57 MPH 0220 AM 12/11 Mesonet Great Gull Island 54 MPH 0156 AM 12/11 WXFLOW 1 WNW Northport 51 MPH 1019 PM 12/10 Mesonet 1 NW Montauk 51 MPH 0130 AM 12/11 Mesonet
From Boston NWSWest Falmouth 57 MPH 0310 AM 12/11 WXFLOW Chapin 53 MPH 0422 AM 12/11 WXFLOW Woods Hole 52 MPH 0430 AM 12/11 CWOP Hatch Beach 51 MPH 1253 AM 12/11 WXFLOW...Bristol County... New Bedford AP 49 MPH 0436 AM 12/11 ASOS Taunton AP 46 MPH 0345 AM 12/11 ASOS...Nantucket County... Nantucket AP 51 MPH 0754 AM 12/11 ASOS Nantucket Harbor 49 MPH 0819 AM 12/11 WXFLOW...Plymouth County...Marshfield AP 52 MPH 0415 AM 12/11 AWOS Hull YC 52 MPH 0319 AM 12/11 WXFLOW...Kent County... RI TF Green AP 49 MPH 0331 AM 12/11 ASOS...Washington County... 3 ESE Westerly AP 51 MPH 0635 AM 12/11 Trained Spotter
Rain did focus on CT with central and eastern CT getting the most
12/9. This storm is from a potent low going through the lakes and a strong southerly jet being out in front of the front. We'll see strong southerlies on Sunday, with possible gusts in CT of 35-60mph depending on where you are, higher out east and along the coast. NAM currently has the highest (12z Sat) but GFS and Euro had their moments of 50-60kts as far west as Oxford/Bridgeport. The southerlies will provide for some coastal flooding as it's a new moon.
The rain is also pretty impressive on the NAM. Now this is overdone likely but is in line with where the heaviest rain will fall.
The more sane and smoothed out NBS ensemble has it more of a widespread 2-3" event with some 4+ in areas though. That's still pretty impressive.
To our far North and West, (Catskills, ADK, Berks, VT) the wind won't be as bad but there will be some snow coming in as the low redevelops and the cold air rushes in. Normally I don't believe this one, but winter storm watches and warnings are out. I'm going to go with the NBM look more than the NAM since storms with post frontal snows are pretty commonly modeled, but don't usually pan out, at least in the TriState. But I could see snow accumulations in N PA, and possibly NW CT (outside of the areas already mentioned).
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