- You all know about the storm on the way with very much needed rain with also impressive interior snow at higher elevations, and also an extended period of windy conditions with the secondary low pressure forming and also the upper level low to move through.
- Everything finally pulls away early Saturday, so it should be a mainly dry, breezy, and chilly weekend for Long Island.
- Not sure yet about Thanksgiving as the GFS has a storm with snow inland and to the north and rain for the coast, but the Euro and GFS have it dry, which I'm leaning towards.
- There are a bunch of Euro ensembles members that have a potential northeast snowstorm around December 2nd or so. While the best chances would still be inland and to the north, there are even some members that have snow for Long Island. I will post the 15-day snow maps from all 50 Euro ensemble members a little later this morning.
- 1st image: My Long Island forecast
- 2nd and 3rd images: Model Blend snow and precipitation maps through Saturday
- 4th image: Long Island temperatures for the next 15 days
- 5th to 7th images: Future radar from the NAM for tomorrow at 7 AM, 2 PM, and midnight
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