OT: Major West Coast winter storm where some will see over 150 inches of snow
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Im not saying the NAM is right but its way different than the other models. The 12z run up shortly so we will see if it was just a blip
Oh $omerset! Nice area . I like mansion is northern $$$omerset better . Bernards, Warren , watchung mountains . Very nice county
IIRC, the NAM was right on the last one (definitely not the crappy Euro). That model for snow is garbage.
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Hoping for a dud in SE Monmouth County. Right now winter storm warning and weather app says 5-11 between Sunday evening and early Tuesday morning.
I appreciate these snow threads. Helps me decide if we should reschedule patients ahead of time or let it ride. I’m in Tinton Falls.
6ABC Philly has 6-9 from Philly and NW. 3-6 in South Jersey and 1-3 at the coast. Chris Sowers is their weekend meteorologist. He never played the hype game and because of that he was right way more than all the others. So much so that 6ABC has followed his lead and has become the most accurate TV forecast in the region.
You should’ve offered the two college kids some free time with your livestock, namely the sheep. Smooth the path forward.
This would be fine by me...
That is 6z and 12z is different. I will say the nam isnt as bullish for a huge snow in Philly..more in in the 6-9 range
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I’m in the gray part near the ocean. That’s why I’m a fan of this one.
You forgot I have hogs they'd take care of him in less than an hour. Now don't ask me how I know time frames, Vinny told me not to tell anyone.
I'd feed those girls to the hogs as well if they ever stepped on my property. They screwed us(not in the good way), went against our Engineer's plans and recommended(demanded is more like it and not a thing you can do about it) another 1/4 acre be deemed wetlands.
I have a question For those who are frequent flyers and have dealt with this sort of situation. Supposed to fly home to EWR Monday landing at noon, from Chicago. Certainly not optimistic for that. But how long does it take things to get back to "normal" following a storm like this. Thankful that its at least ORD-EWR so there's a lot of flights, most of which are not even close to full still due to COVID. Should I be able to get home on Tuesday at least?
Also thankful that I remembered to pack a shovel in my car before leaving.
Also thankful that I remembered to pack a shovel in my car before leaving.
Dan Zarrows blog is out. He is moderately confident of his forcast. We are in the sweet spot. 8 to 12 plus.
Amy Freeze, recognized as NYC’s top tv weather person, had central Jersey in the 5-8” range.
Is she ? I didn’t know that . Why is she on just weekend shifts ?
I’m more of a Janice Huff guy myself.
And Lonnie Quinn just burst into tears upon hearing this. After rolling up his sleeves of course. LOL
She won some award from NJ.com as I recall. She works some mornings I see too. She knows her stuff and haters always want to talk negatively about her for some inexplicable reason !
I like Lonnie. I enjoyed when he would call into WFAN all worked up about a storm. He always cracks me up with his antics
Who gave it out politi ? I wouldn’t put too much stock in an nj.com award .
Don’t wait to long. I was in Lowe’s yesterday getting extra shear pins for mine. The lady told me they been getting calls all day regarding snowblowers.
It is no longer 95 after you pass Rt 1. It is still 295 all the way into Pa where it hits 276. The new interchange there now makes 95 go east there and it joins the NJ Tpke at exit 6 (and 95 is actually continuous finally.) I think direction wise it switches from 295N to 295W at some point, but don't quote me on that.
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