There is still a great deal of uncertainty at this stage, which is to be expected when a potential storm is 9 or 10 days away, but things are looking a little better for a northeast snowstorm around January 14th. To give you some numbers, the probability of more than 3 inches of snow for Long Island went from around 18% on the run last night to around 28% on the new run of the Euro ensembles, which is actually not bad for 10 days before a potential storm. It will definitely jump around though, so everything is still on the table from nothing to all rain to a snowstorm.
So you can say what you want, but I am just trying to keep you updated on the possibilities.
- 1st image: Projected snowfall through 7 AM on Jan 16th from the Euro ensemble mean
- 2nd image: 10-day Model Blend snow map, which goes until only 1 PM on January 14th
- 3rd image: Projected temperature anomaly at 7 PM on January 14th
- 4th image: Projected temperatures with ranges for Long Island for the next 15 days from the Euro ensembles
- 5th image: Projected snowfall for Long Island for the next 15 days as a running total from every Euro ensemble member
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