Let's dissect the two heaviest bands. First, areas along coastal Jersey and in and around the 5 boroughs in the 12-18" band are likely to pick up closer to the 18" mark. For example, Central Park will likely see at least 15, with the very real threat of getting the elusive 18 inch mark that would put the storm in the company of the great ones (see previous post). Meanwhile, areas like New City in Rockland will have amounts closer to the one foot range. Of course, any county could see isolated outrageous totals.
In the 18" plus band, the storm will hit hard. Excessive snowfall totals are more prone to be over 20" in these areas.
Finally, in the 24 inch band, there will be widespread delays and disruptions that will take the balance of the week to sort out. Connecticut could be at a standstill until late Wednesday or early Thursday at the earliest with the current projections.
Coastal flooding will affect areas along the south shore of the Island overnight tonight, but only in the most vulnerable spots.
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