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This was last night. I can assume that 537 wasn’t that bad today seeing as how most roads around weren’tHow is 537?
2.5" OTG as of 1:00 pm and 2.0" OTG as of 12:30 pm, so 1" per hour the last half hour - coming down moderately to almost heavily. 32F. Streets getting covered again. Beautiful dendrites - this must be at least 10:1 ratio snow. NWS-Philly still holding fast to forecast, as is NWS-NYC just recently.
coastal NJ is dryslotting now but will change later
Thought this was useful...(assumes no melting and 10:1 ratio snow, I believe)
2-4" at the shore?Euro coming in hot today...note it currently says many of us already have 2-4 to the shore
I wonder if the Rider baseball game will be postponed today?
RU hosts Penn St Friday- Sunday.
And some wonder why most of the best HS players go South.
I think the American Weather site just crashed.
It was postponed last night.I wonder if the Rider baseball game will be postponed today?
RU hosts Penn St Friday- Sunday.
And some wonder why most of the best HS players go South.
And 3.5" and 31F at 3 pm, so another 1/2" per hour. Nice, but we need the rates and if earthlight/John Homenuk (driving force behind 33andrain and NY Metro Weather and a damn fine and brilliant young man) is correct they're coming; see the link to his tweets below. Would love to get into those 1-2" per hour rates and at least break 10" by the time this is done. Stunningly gorgeous out there. Streets now mostly covered with 1/2-1" of slushy snow. According to the HRRR I still have 6-7" more to come, which would get me to 10"; if the Euro is right, I should get to 12-13".3.0" as of 2 pm, which is a 1/2" per hour rate, which is what I would've guessed with 1/2 mile visibility and moderate snow; streets now mostly snow-covered after that hour of decent snowfall rate. 3" seems respectable at this point. It just went from moderate to light though, as we're now in a 15 DBZ zone - but it looks like it's filling in to our east with 20-25 DBZ stuff and heading this way in 5-10 minutes. At this rate, we'd likely get to about 7-8", but I keep hoping we eventually get into one of those 1-2" per hour bands for an hour or two - need that to get to 12". It's freakin' gorgeous outside though.
Lol, Where exactly is this so called 2-4? Here in Hazlet,ZERO so far.2-4" at the shore?
Still blacktop on French Street/Route 27 in NB. Do you think it will be difficult to hit those 8-12 inch or 10-14 inch predictions at this point? I won't be heartbroken about it, just curious.
If the 750 mbar upper level low moves to just off the coast around Toms River, as projected, the heavy snow being seen in E PA (8-12" out there) should come to most of CNJ/NNJ/NYC. If that happens, I could see most folks north of 195 getting to 8" and maybe even to 10" with a shot a foot. If it doesn't happen and people get 1/2" to maybe 1" per hour at times, then plenty of people will finish with 5-8" (I think we finish at 8" if no heavy bands here and 12" if we get the heavy bands). Hard to know for sure we'll get them, but the heavy stuff appears to be on tits way for many/most of us.Still blacktop on French Street/Route 27 in NB. Do you think it will be difficult to hit those 8-12 inch or 10-14 inch predictions at this point? I won't be heartbroken about it, just curious.
If the 750 mbar upper level low moves to just off the coast around Toms River, as projected, the heavy snow being seen in E PA (8-12" out there) should come to most of CNJ/NNJ/NYC. If that happens, I could see most folks north of 195 getting to 8" and maybe even to 10" with a shot a foot. If it doesn't happen and people get 1/2" to maybe 1" per hour at times, then plenty of people will finish with 5-8" (I think we finish at 8" if no heavy bands here and 12" if we get the heavy bands). Hard to know for sure we'll get them, but the heavy stuff appears to be on tits way for many/most of us.
If the 750 mbar upper level low moves to just off the coast around Toms River, as projected, the heavy snow being seen in E PA (8-12" out there) should come to most of CNJ/NNJ/NYC. If that happens, I could see most folks north of 195 getting to 8" and maybe even to 10" with a shot a foot. If it doesn't happen and people get 1/2" to maybe 1" per hour at times, then plenty of people will finish with 5-8" (I think we finish at 8" if no heavy bands here and 12" if we get the heavy bands). Hard to know for sure we'll get them, but the heavy stuff appears to be on tits way for many/most of us.