Watching local news. Snow/rain line just about to hit Cape May. Earlier forecast then this morning
OT: Major Winter Storm for Philly-NJ-NYC Area (12-24" very likely) for late Sun (1/31) into Tues (2/2)
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Now I know it's going to be bad. Just received a text from the town saying that there'll be no garbage pick up tomorrow.
If it stays in the 20s I agree with you. But if the rain moves up here than thats a big difference. Heavy wet snow.
I just hired the neighbors kid. He has a quad with a plow. He will start Tuesday morning
I have 30+ feet of sidewalk to shovel. Mine and my 80 year old neighbor. I'm good. Plus you can't wait until till Tuesday in the city. But I have no driveway ...bonus
A bit over 3.25” in my part of Belle Mead (Montgomery Township, just south of Township Line Road) - way more than we were supposed to have by now!
BTW a shoveling tip. Do not bring you shovel indoors. Put it outside and get it to the temps outdoors. Otherwise snow will constantly stick to it.
Chocolate chip is my thing , but I have to say your PB cookies with the kisses sound great !
The dinner thingy also looks good .
And up to 2.75" OTG in Metuchen at 7 pm at 23F. Time for RU hoops...
Very nice. You're only a bit below the NWS but I'd say you're in line with most others with the 12-18" general forecast for essentially N of 276/195 (except right at the coast). Even the NWS has the 18-24" color for most of the same locations as your 12-18", but if you look at the numbers most of those are 18-21", so it's actually pretty close. TWC looks to be the most bullish which is unusual and Channel 7 is the least bullish.
Figured I'd make a post with the snowfall maps from the NWS and some others, including yours. Here they are. I think the NWS-Philly is about to update theirs, so will update when they do. As I've been saying, I think 12" or more is nearly a lock for N of 276/195 and 18-24" is going to be common anywhere that sleet/rain doesn't mix in, which is most likely north of the Raritan/202 (and maybe NW Monmouth) and especially N of 78. And I still think the 12" line is likely to be around Philly to Howell. The very hard part is SE of that line where a fair amount of rain (and some sleet) is much more likely, which could have a huge impact on snowfall amounts.
Edit - NWS-Philly finally updated their map - only minor changes...
7:30 pm Edit - NWS finally added the regional map below, including the updates from Philly and NYC...
And this is our own RUJohnny's forecast...
And the last one here is for our Freeze-o-philes...
Bumping this in case folks didn't see and since the NWS finally updated their regional snowfall map, which is very nicely done visually with NJ and parts of all nearby states. RU up 10-2 early which is cool
Doubt you mix at all or at least not until 3/4 of the storm is over and you have over a foot. Confluence (cold air source) is nearly perfect.
Jackson is so spread out at 100 square miles we have different totals depending on if you are east, west,north or south
I'm sorry, make that 31-11. After 67-37 against MSU can we make this one 75-33? :>)
Think there’s a post on the game thread about a model update?
6-12 in eastern Bergen and the Bronx? There's only a few million people there that she will likely whiff by a foot for. Yikes.Very nice. You're only a bit below the NWS but I'd say you're in line with most others with the 12-18" general forecast for essentially N of 276/195 (except right at the coast). Even the NWS has the 18-24" color for most of the same locations as your 12-18", but if you look at the numbers most of those are 18-21", so it's actually pretty close. TWC looks to be the most bullish which is unusual and Channel 7 is the least bullish.
Figured I'd make a post with the snowfall maps from the NWS and some others, including yours. Here they are. I think the NWS-Philly is about to update theirs, so will update when they do. As I've been saying, I think 12" or more is nearly a lock for N of 276/195 and 18-24" is going to be common anywhere that sleet/rain doesn't mix in, which is most likely north of the Raritan/202 (and maybe NW Monmouth) and especially N of 78. And I still think the 12" line is likely to be around Philly to Howell. The very hard part is SE of that line where a fair amount of rain (and some sleet) is much more likely, which could have a huge impact on snowfall amounts.
Edit - NWS-Philly finally updated their map - only minor changes...
7:30 pm Edit - NWS finally added the regional map below, including the updates from Philly and NYC...
And this is our own RUJohnny's forecast...
And the last one here is for our Freeze-o-philes...
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