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Alex Cerrano retweeted
Michael I love ya my man… But this wasn’t unexpected
I think this is one of the closer examples in the modern era of a storm being “unexpected”. There was literally a several hour window where this went from ‘out to sea’ to blizzard. I don’t think this level of “unexpected” however will ever match the mighty Blizzard ‘78. Thankfully, our technology today simply won’t allow for such an extreme surprise.
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Alex Cerrano retweeted
Here's my FINAL call for #NYC ❄️ The #Blizzard of 2026 will likely bring the city's biggest snowfall in at least 5 years. I factored in the two potential "heavy snow bands" with the blue color. It can still shift, as it's impossible to predict their exact location. Good night!
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Alex Cerrano retweeted
Nam is out of control
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Brother
Hard to describe how freakin insane this 00z HRRR run is for the northeast
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Alex Cerrano retweeted
Pretty sure we can call it a Miller-A / HECS. (Historic East Coast Snowstorm)
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Who’s ready for the Blizzard of 2026?
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Alex Cerrano retweeted
--Updated Blizzard Forecast-- The main change with this update was to change forecast confidence to "High" and expand the highest totals into NE Massachusetts. Ceiling 35", floor 12". Snowfall rates will exceed 2-4" per hour.
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Alex Cerrano retweeted
Two things I continue to marvel at as I watch the data come in this afternoon: 1) The astonishing gradient between the 1049mb High north of Lake Superior while the coastal low is bombing down to 967mb on the GFS. This absurd 82mb difference should help drive wind gusts up to hurricane force along the immediate coast. 2) How similar this surface map is in both placement and strength of the high pressure to the February 1978 setup.
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Alex Cerrano retweeted
Brother what in the corncob Michael nobleskin Adam furry cornelius is this
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me after looking at every single new model forecast so far today
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I honestly wasn’t even aware so many were without a clue that this was possible. Just shocking tbh… If what ur saying about euro is hugging is true that’s maybe worse… I just can’t stand such bright minds and decades of knowledge to go to waste on model p type hugging and snow map hugging. It’s why I’m always at least curious what ur thoughts are because I know a lot of ur weight goes into current OBS. Something I’ve tried to keep forcing myself to get better over the past several years
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Alex Cerrano retweeted
The commentary floating around is lazy. Just say you bank your forecasting on the Euro and move it along for that is obviously where the change of heart began once that guidance woke up to reality. I ignored it and frequently do. It's not as if the components weren't trackable.
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Alex Cerrano retweeted
🚨🚨BLIZZARD WARNING 🚨🚨 HEAVY SNOW,Snowfall rates at 2-3” per hour at times during height of storm. Strong winds gusting to 50 MPH will create Blizzard conditions for NYC & LI. Visibility down to 1/4 Mile at times with whiteout conditions.
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For those outside of SNE, here is the region-wide snowfall map. A crippling blizzard from DC to Boston.
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Alex Cerrano retweeted
Euro has truly becoming a trash model. If it fumbles this. Retire it. Get something better or give an update worth its salt. Anyways…
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The heavy snow band will pivot through the NYC metro, but if the NAM/HRRR/GFS camp verifies, it’ll continue moving to the west until coming to a stall over eastern PA where the heaviest totals would happen. The eastern ECM/RGEM camp would favor the pivot axis over the NYC metro.
Is NYC & western L.I in this Heaviest Banding ?
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Alex Cerrano retweeted
Will post a second update to my snow map later this afternoon — if current trends hold, I’m inclined to add a 24-36” contour in NJ and/or eastern PA. Extremely impressive forcing for a slow-moving snow band with snow rates over 2-4”/hour.
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Alex Cerrano retweeted
U literally couldn’t draw up something better in a text book. Thats the mother-load…
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Alex Cerrano retweeted
I can tell you that upstream here in Arkansas, we had some convective cells overnight that weren't necessarily modeled and some of that was sleet/thundersleet, associated with that shortwave moving over the southern plains. If that helps. :D
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Alex Cerrano retweeted
HRRR NUKES THE NORTHEAST!!!! Still snowing too 😳
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