So if none of the snow has stuck between 2 and this moment I can expect less or will it not matter much?
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So if none of the snow has stuck between 2 and this moment I can expect less or will it not matter much?
doesnt matter right now....unless you get into those heavy bands for a while you are not getting 12..thats what it will come down to for you...and for those on the coast you are more in the game than some of the western and southwestern areas of NJ
Now that's funny. 2-3 hours of sleep a night since Friday, tracking this thing and trying to keep up with work/life. It's a little wearing.i know you get excited over snow but never heard it described as "on tits way" before:p
In the game? You mean I finally get picked for a team and it's freekin snow? Not fair man.
Wall and Howell dropped the ball yesterday afternoon. I cut through the airport to Hurley Pond Road to 524. The roads were covered with slush/ice. Saw a car in a ditch near Allaire. Things are better today, but it has been mostly rain.
Yup, yesterday was much worse than earlier today. My wife went to Dills in Freehold to pick up an order of food for the animals and saw two cars facing the wrong direction and one in a ditch. We literally had ice falling from the sky in our area. It got slippery real quick.I almost skidded off the road on Five Points Rd by Colts Neck HS. The road was just garbage.
To get to the 16" in NYC on this map, we'll have to get, oh, about 16" in my neighborhood.Here's the latest NWS snowfall map showing how much snow is expected to fall after 2 pm today. We had 3" at 2 pm and would get about 9" more from this map, which would be 12" total, which is what I predicted. I can live with that. And the 2nd map is the revised NWS-NYC map for snow to fall after 10 am this morning, which essentially is 90% or more of the total, as little had fallen in these counties before 10 am.
People calling this a bust need to read this and maybe look at these tweets or visit 33andrain. Very good analysis going on there. As isotherm, one of the best, just posted, "the cold conveyor belt will intensify, pivot, and rot, right through 2 am tonight." This storm isn't even half over, for the major snows. Could it not happen like these folks (and the NWS) are saying it should? Possible, but the storm evolution is pretty clear and the radar is responding as predicted. Really picking up here.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".
https://twitter.com/jhomenuk?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw...
Zarrow last snowflakes around daybreak.
yup, about 5-6" here in Rocktown-Ringoes . So 7-8" more would put us at a foot or just above. At least it is nice powder.It has been sticking in Bucks county since 8 am, the heaviest snow started about half an hour ago. We had about 4 or 5 at two when is shoveled.
People calling this a bust need to read this and maybe look at these tweets or visit 33andrain. Very good analysis going on there. As isotherm, one of the best, just posted, "the cold conveyor belt will intensify, pivot, and rot, right through 2 am tonight." This storm isn't even half over, for the major snows. Could it not happen like these folks (and the NWS) are saying it should? Possible, but the storm evolution is pretty clear and the radar is responding as predicted. Really picking up here.
And with intensifying rates and winds picking up and the sun going down and temps cooling off well below 32F (30F here now), snow will start piling up on roads by 4-5 pm and the pm rush hour could be a mess for those who went to work Hopefully not too many people on the roads to limit that risk.
Still not much down here in Vineland/Millville. There is a dusting on the grass areas but nothing sticking to roads or sidewalks.
If has been snowing on and off since ~10:00 AM, but it seems to melt as fast as it comes down. Hoping it can stay like this for at least a couple more hours.
Just shoveled real quick. Easy going. Maybe an inch? Grass has more on it. Sidewalks and street are slushy messesYup, yesterday was much worse than earlier today. My wife went to Dills in Freehold to pick up an order of food for the animals and saw two cars facing the wrong direction and one in a ditch. We literally had ice falling from the sky in our area. It got slippery real quick.
It's finally starting to stick on the side streets in Howell. Not much but some. Right now 2" on grass and unpaved area's with slush and accumulation starting to occur on roads. But with 8 hrs. left of the heaviest yet to come doesn't look good on us making out like last week. That stuff was gone by mid-day.
Now it's 4.25" and 30F as of 4 pm, so 3/4" the last hour and the snow is falling moderately and it's clearly much drier now - not quite sure on ratios, as the flakes are smaller than some of the 1/2" size agglomerates we were getting. Some of the small flakes are shaped nicely (dendrites that would layer well), but some are more pellet like, indicating a mixture of growth regimes up there in our favorite place, the DGZ. Guessing we're probably 10:1, but if we could get more uniform drier dendrites, I think we'd get to 13-15:1. Streets completely covered now (not that busy, though).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".
https://twitter.com/jhomenuk?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw...
Hope you got the bread and the milk.
Current look at the snow here in Franklin Park
About 5 inches on my deck in South Brunswick
People calling this a bust need to read this and maybe look at these tweets or visit 33andrain. Very good analysis going on there. As isotherm, one of the best, just posted, "the cold conveyor belt will intensify, pivot, and rot, right through 2 am tonight." This storm isn't even half over, for the major snows. Could it not happen like these folks (and the NWS) are saying it should? Possible, but the storm evolution is pretty clear and the radar is responding as predicted. Really picking up here.
And with intensifying rates and winds picking up and the sun going down and temps cooling off well below 32F (30F here now), snow will start piling up on roads by 4-5 pm and the pm rush hour could be a mess for those who went to work Hopefully not too many people on the roads to limit that risk.