And finally, as of 7:15 am, when the snow had been reduced to flurries, I got a final measurement of 5.75", which outperformed nearly every prediction out there. Just finished shoveling and then a long JebWalk and finally had to make a snow angel - snow was fairly light and fluffy, but with just enough moisture to make decent snowballs.Holy crap it poured snow most of the last hour, so as of 6:00 am, we're up to 5.0" of snow OTG, meaning we got 1.5" of snow in the past hour. Actually exceeded my prediction of 4.75", which I thought was a bit too optimistic, as the NWS had me for 4.2". We just backed off to moderate snow and that might have been the last of the heavy snow bands for us, as the storm is winding down from west to east. Still 27F.
Measured on your hot plate, I see. 3", lol.Just about 3 inches in Belle Mead, not much at all, but enough for the kids. Probably don't even need to shovel, just push the snow off the driveway and walkway.
WW nailed the forecast, once again!
Did not know that or I forgot, sorry...which part - we're across from Tommy's Pond...Metuchen ! Where else !
I love snow - why would I want a lull? And why would I hide the fact that I love snow? But I can also love snow and be dispassionate about the science of it - some of us know how to walk and chew gum at the same time.
yep, here too. All shoveled already, i'd say about 2 inches but thats a guess, no rulerSun's popping out on and off now.
Glad to hear. You folks deserved a break after Mondayyep, here too. All shoveled already, i'd say about 2 inches but thats a guess, no ruler
4 or 5 inches in Jersey City.
Last flurries exited about 15 min ago. Looks like the sun is tryna come out now.
The father north and west you go it seems like the totals go down.
Monday's snow was all gone by last nightGlad to hear. You folks deserved a break after Monday
Definitely bigger totals N/E, but that's a bad map by the NWS, as there are tons of reports in Mercer, Somerset, Monmouth and Middlesex (and most of SNJ) of 3-5" with some 6" spots.Definitely seems to be the case. Bigger totals north and east.
An igloo would be cool - I did build a crappy one in Jan-96, when we got 28" of snow, as my then 2-year old son got a big kick out of it. It was gorgeous - just posted a few pics...
Are you posting from your igloo? 🙂
It was beautiful at 3am. The glow from the street lights as the flakes fell. I didn’t have the energy to get bundled and go out at that time though.
Best thing that happened was having the snow before rush hour, so people just generally made the decision to stay home, which meant it wasn't bad for folks who actually had to get to work, like yourself. The worst is almost always when the snow starts after people are at work and then all leave at the same time (like Nov-2018).Left my house in Robbinsville at 6:20am. Probably 4 inches on the ground at that point and snowing hard
Local roads, as expected, not plowed.
Rt. 130S not plowed
Rt. 195E not plowed...people driving at 20mph with hazard lights on
Turnpike S, car side, not plowed. I was the only car between exit 7a & exit 6. I thought perhaps I had somehow missed the "car side closed" signs. Truck side being plowed and lots of trucks on it because 295 was closed to commercial trucks
At times I was driving straddling the lane markers because that's the area that was cleanest. Never drove faster than 45mph all the way to exit 4
Mt. Laurel roads amazingly clean, but it seems that they got very little snow. Maybe 3 inches
Left my house in Robbinsville at 6:20am. Probably 4 inches on the ground at that point and snowing hard
Local roads, as expected, not plowed.
Rt. 130S not plowed
Rt. 195E not plowed...people driving at 20mph with hazard lights on
Turnpike S, car side, not plowed. I was the only car between exit 7a & exit 6. I thought perhaps I had somehow missed the "car side closed" signs. Truck side being plowed and lots of trucks on it because 295 was closed to commercial trucks
At times I was driving straddling the lane markers because that's the area that was cleanest. Never drove faster than 45mph all the way to exit 4
Mt. Laurel roads amazingly clean, but it seems that they got very little snow. Maybe 3 inches
I don't know if I would characterize the roads as "not bad" for Mrs. Screw at that time.Best thing that happened was having the snow before rush hour, so people just generally made the decision to stay home, which meant it wasn't bad for folks who actually had to get to work, like yourself. The worst is almost always when the snow starts after people are at work and then all leave at the same time (like Nov-2018).
FYI, Mt. Laurel reported 5", but there's probably been at least 1" of compaction...
When a roadway is closed on the NJTP "by sign only" you can still drive on it.
there was no sign. it was just weird that for a long stretch on the TP I was the only vehicle on the car side.
I was joking. Union county. But metuchen is a nice town . Friend of mine from Edison always said Edison didn’t need a downtown because they had metuchen.Did not know that or I forgot, sorry...which part - we're across from Tommy's Pond...
I always pay the revenuers what's due. Otherwise, I'd be fightin' the law and the... law would win.
Not as nice as your pictures, but I’m outside getting some sun(and coffee)An igloo would be cool - I did build a crappy one in Jan-96, when we got 28" of snow, as my then 2-year old son got a big kick out of it. It was gorgeous - just posted a few pics...
there was no sign. it was just weird that for a long stretch on the TP I was the only vehicle on the car side.
Not as nice as your pictures, but I’m outside getting some sun(and coffee)
I just got done digging out in Howell, no way we got 2.8" like that map says for Freehold. For 2.8" my ass isn't even getting out of bed. Instead, I did 3 hrs. of shoveling and front loader work with my ass now in front of the wood stove clinging to any warmth.Definitely bigger totals N/E, but that's a bad map by the NWS, as there are tons of reports in Mercer, Somerset, Monmouth and Middlesex (and most of SNJ) of 3-5" with some 6" spots.
Trained spotter in Howell reported 5.0", so you're not crazy...I just got done digging out in Howell, no way we got 2.8" like that map says for Freehold. For 2.8" my ass isn't even getting out of bed. Instead, I did 3 hrs. of shoveling and front loader work with my ass now in front of the wood stove clinging to any warmth.
Wow, I would not have expected it all to melt that fast - so sorry for your loss...Monday's snow was all gone by last night
only the piles were left, we had some warm rain midweek.Wow, I would not have expected it all to melt that fast - so sorry for your loss...
I just got done digging out in Howell, no way we got 2.8" like that map says for Freehold. For 2.8" my ass isn't even getting out of bed. Instead, I did 3 hrs. of shoveling and front loader work with my ass now in front of the wood stove clinging to any warmth.
Trained spotter in Howell reported 5.0", so you're not crazy...
The amount of digging out I do every snowstorm for these animals, I'm leaning towards crazy. I used to worry about digging up the pasture I grew like it was a newborn child, now I don't give two sh*ts about what I rip up with the front loader.Hey now. Let's not rush to conclusions. He might've gotten his snowfall total correct. But he could still be crazy. 😃
With some injuries keeping me from playing soccer, up until this week, shoveling snow has been the only exercise I've gotten in awhile. So I'm not complaining.The amount of digging out I do every snowstorm for these animals, I'm leaning towards crazy. I used to worry about digging up the pasture I grew like it was a newborn child, now I don't give two sh*ts about what I rip up with the front loader.
Some people pay extra for that kind of thing, so if it's included in your copay.......I have a checkup next week and my doc is not only going to yell at me, she's gonna slap me around some too this time.