Update 3. It's still raining. There is a lot of standing water on the ground.
OT: Major Nor'easter for our region Thursday into Friday (12/16/22) - looks mostly wet for most of us
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Snowfall in our region and a bit north of here through 7 am. The snow is just about over for NWNJ/Poconos and just a few inches more for the Catskills, but plenty more snow to come for the Adirondacks/upstate NY, VT, NH, ME and NW Mass, which should generally get 10-20" overall. The ski resorts really needed this and we'll have great snowmaking weather for the next few weeks, plus more chances of natural snow. And lots of rain everywhere else - we got about 1.5" with a bit more possible in showers through early afternoon.
From what I read today there was a lot of meltdown on the weather boards. Last few runs show rain. Still early so that can change though.
Huh? You got all rain and were forecast to get all rain, so not sure what your point is...
Yup looking like mostly rain for I95 corridor. Can certainly change as storm is very complex
I love being a jets fan we’re gonna get 40 degree rain and another Zach Wilson game.
Big thread for a rain storm..redux could be coming next week
Have you seen the football threads?
You think you'll get that level of reading comprehension in a weather thread?
My friend up by Waywayanda State Park got about 6 inches in her yard.
But sure it just a rain event.
Don't you know there is one same weather projection for the entire state.
Rainstorm for you, but not for many others (the threads are not just for 95/CNJ). Next week definitely looking wet vs. white. Here's the final snowfall map for those interested. Definitely overperformed for most of NWNJ and the Lehigh Valley/Poconos and huge snows for the ski resorts.
My thought exactly. How is it a bust
They said we’d get a bunch of rain…
…and we got a bunch of rain
What am I missing ?
A brief lightning storm here early Tuesday morning, on the mountain top above Boone NC. So, per Poor Richard's Almanack, it'll snow a good amount within 7-10 days. Our actual forecast is calling for snow on Thursday/Friday. A White Christmas is a very good possibility. That'd be nice.
Got about a foot of snow over the course of the week (4 to 5 feet up high at ski resorts). Came in unusual waves so there are piles hanging off all pine trees in a way I don't usually see in town. Hoping it stays the week because it looks straight out of an Xmas painting.
Saw Diddy's post first, but same answer : )
Trying a little too hard to beat up on numbers.
Nice. Headed to Tahoe the first weekend of the new year. Pattern has been great - just hope it doesn’t snow when I’m crossing over the sierras from Reno.
Sweet! Their numbers are even crazier than ours from what I've seen. Been the best early season I've ever seen so should be a good year for an early Jan trip.
I’ve been watching the powder ski reels on Instagram from all the folks skiing in Utah. So awesome. Hope you are getting to enjoy it as well.
We’ve been lucky with resorts open since before Thanksgiving. Most areas got 20-32” the last 2 days. With it staying cold will be our first nice mid/late December ski season on the east coast.
Half wanted to ditch the family today because they just opened up an entire area so all that snow from all season piled up and untouched. Saw it described as simply "bottomless." Son's been sick so not really cool to bail and have an awesome time on my own!
Was up yesterday, though. Beautiful sunny day with plenty of stashes.
You make it up yesterday or today? Good to see everyone getting some coast to coast.
Been skiing since Friday. Great conditions and will be out there again today for first tracks and then back home by noon. Enjoy it!
Never like to see that. What a nightmare. Remember that horrible one in Canada a while back?
That was the worst natural disaster in Canadian history (and for parts of neighboring northern NY), with 1-4" of ice accretion being common across an area the size of Florida. 35 died and people were left without power for weeks to months in frigid conditions. Fascinating documentary on the storm below.
Rain and lots of it for our area - snow threat is about dead, except for maybe an inch or so at the end, followed by brutal cold through 12/26. Details in the pattern thread...
https://rutgers.forums.rivals.com/t...stly-all-wet-for-12-22-23.252621/post-6040146
Highs just in the 20s Christmas Eve and Christmas day. 50s New Years Eve and New Years day. Crazy pattern. Not looking forward to this weekend!
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