'Powerful System': Potential Nor'easter Set To Dump Up To Foot Of Snow Across Portions Of Northeast
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Winter Storm Warnings have been issued across the Northeast and New England in advance of a potential nor’easter that could dump significant snow on millions of people. FOX Weather Winter Storm Specialist Tom Niziol discusses the latest on the forecast. #foxweather #weather #noreaster
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Useless info.
This is not a natural weather event.
Guaranteed no more than 2 inches of snow.
for Massachusetts,Tuesday looks like a normal but rainy start transitioning into snow during afternoon commute.
thank you ☕
Aaaand it’s going south smh
Great clip tkx
Oh no it’s going to snow in February what ever should we do!!!
is he the actor from "Problem Child"?
What adjectives? Wthy
As a scientist it is refreshing to hear his detailed account of the thermodynamics of weather change. Something most weather people never cover.
Especially "seeding" of the clouds like they did in California, right?
Wow our winter might actually start. ❄️⛷️🏂⛄⛸️🩺❄️😂
Fake news😂
Cmon I just need enough in southeast PA so I can do my shoveling job
In the late 1990's here in Maryland, we'd been told at least a week in advance of potentially 40+ inches of snow on its way. Bring it on, I love being snowed in, liberal leave, etc. Say about 9 days of blizzard warnings went by....... and not ONE flake of snow fell. What is typical here in the DelMarVa region (Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia) is a snow event frequently followed by relatively warm days for a quick thaw. In the 70's, a blizzard's leavings would persist for weeks, with several inches of persistent ice on roads...... brutal weather. A friend since childhood was making his living diving for oysters in the Chesapeake Bay; he had to chop his way through the quick-frozen surface. Cars were driving ON the Bay ice. The difference in climate is pretty stark.
You probably didn't pay attention to what parts of Maryland because we got 38" over two days in Cecil Country if it was the same storm in 96.
What an absolutely miserable winter.
@babskaz74 The birds have just started coming out. Hope it's over soon...
One of the more technical discussions I’ve seen. Nice to see. Just wish it were correct. Not going to draw down any cold air from the north? What drugs are you on? True, there’s no brutal Arctic air to the north. But it’s plenty cold and as the system intensifies that’ll get drawn down. To be clear, my forecast is actually on the low end for NYC. So, I’m NOT saying it’ll be enough. But my point is, to say this is all about dynamic cooling is flat out WRONG. I mean, I’d like to make excuses and defend this argument because I appreciate the detailed discussion so much. But it’s just pure bullsh*t. There’s plenty of cold air to the north and some of it will be pulled down. If you understand physics (and, yes, I am a meteorologist) you’d know that dynamic cooling alone is almost impossible to switch you to snow. It’s close. It can get you very close. I’m extremely marginal environments, it might be enough. Why? It’s the heat capacity of water. The transition from solid to liquid (melting the snow) takes WAY more energy than warming the snow once it melts. So, yes, melting the snow takes tremendous energy, but all it’s going to do is get you close. You need help. That’s where drawing the cold air down from the north will help. I still doubt it’ll be enough. Don’t get me wrong. I have NYC getting 1-3”. But IF they get significantly more, it’ll be as much to do with drawing cold air down from the north as it does this dynamic cooling shtick. All dynamic cooling can ever do is get you close. Can it be enough to totally flip you to snow? Yes, but only in the most perfect scenario. This doesn’t look like that. It’s not a bad scenario. Dynamic cooling WILL help. But if NYC wants more than a slushy inch, they need to draw down cold air from the north. It’s simple physics and “heat capacity” calculations. Dynamic cooling rarely produces snow in and of itself. It can. But not often. It needs help. Drawing down cold air behind a storm.