steve herman, 805 6th ave
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Sent: 10/27/2011 5:56:36 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time
Subj: Weather Update - October 27th
Approaching StormNOR'EASTER ON SATURDAY WITH HIGH WINDS AND RAIN CHANGING
TO SNOW!
FOR INTERIOR SECTIONS TO THE NORTH......COULD BE THE BIGGEST OCTOBER
SNOWSTORM ON RECORD
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OCTOBER 27TH
Strong Nor'Easter will affect the area on Saturday and Saturday night with
high winds, possible coastal flooding, rain and yes, even snow.
Hard to believe that it is October and the word 'snow' is in the
forecast, but that is what we are looking at this Saturday as a strong coastal
storm combines with an unseasonably chilly air mass to bring conditions more
typical of winter than late October.
Rain and wind will be on the increase towards daybreak on Saturday and
continue during the day on Saturday. Rain will change to snow over higher
elevations of NW NJ, interior New York and New England. The rain/snow line
will be moving south and east during the day and will likely reach the
coast around sunset.
Along the coast, it is important to remember that ocean temps are still in
the mid 50s so precipitation will have to falling heavily to dynamically
cool the lower levels of the atmosphere enough to see snow, but I do think
that snowflakes will be in the air all the way to the coast. The very
latest guidance suggests a slushy accumulation in the grass even along the
coast.
Interior sections of NJ will likely see an inch or two slushy accumulation
on cars and grassy surfaces.
Well inland across interior NW Jersey, interior NY just north of NYC and
most of New England could be in line for a heavy wet snow of 3 to 6
inches...with the possibility of even more snow over areas about 1000'. This
could be the biggest October snowstorm ever across these areas.
Wind will increase from the north and northeast during the day and gust
from 40mph to 60mph. Tides are already astronomically high, so areas that
are prone to tidal flooding should be on the look out.
This is a potent storm....and since there are still leaves on the trees,
there could be a surprising amount of tree damage and power outages because
of the weight of the snow on the leaves coupled with the wind. However,
Hurricane Irene did quite a bit of "pruning" throughout the area.
The sun will return on Sunday and temps will rebound to around 50.
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