And here's the similar updated map for NYC-NWS: 2-3" for NENJ/NYC and 3-5" for LI and coastal CT; less well to the N/W of NYC.
Some snow, a little freezing rain, then warmer with lots of rain 2/15-2/16
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And here's the similar updated map for NYC-NWS: 2-3" for NENJ/NYC and 3-5" for LI and coastal CT; less well to the N/W of NYC.
Huge model variability right now, meaning everything from nothing to a major winter storm (and maybe not all snow) is still on the table. How tonight's storm and a 2nd storm late this weekend (supposed to go out to sea) behave will have major impacts on how the Mon/Tues storm evolves. Sure, 5-7" is possible, but nobody predicts snowfall 4-5 days out, as it's just too uncertain.
NWS in NYC upped their accumulations to 3-5" for most of NE NJ (close to NYC), NYC, the lower Hudson Valley and western LI/CT and put up warnings for 5-8" for Suffolk County.
The NWS in Philly just updated and said they were tempted to increase snowfall amounts, but are going to wait to see when the changeover occurs, which is probably prudent with temps in the low 40s in most locations, still, with light rain. If the rain holds on for longer than expected, less snow will fall, but if the changeover is early (supposed to be in the 2-4 am timeframe for most) then accumulations will be greater than forecast. Time to watch the radar, pressure falls, wind direction, and temps.
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOUNT HOLLY NJ
937 PM EST THU FEB 4 2016
.NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 AM FRIDAY MORNING/..
A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT FOR MUCH OF OUR FORECAST AREA
FOR LATE TONIGHT THROUGH FRIDAY MORNING.
THE LOW HAS ALREADY BEGUN TO INTENSIFY ALONG THE NOW STATIONARY
FRONT AND SHOULD CONTINUE TO LIFT NORTHEAST OVERNIGHT. FEW CHANGES
TO THE FORECAST WITH THE EVENING UPDATE. HIGH RESOLUTION MODELS
INCLUDING THE HRRR AND RAP HAVE TRENDED SNOWIER WITH THE LATEST
RUNS. HOWEVER, I HESITATE TO CHANGE THE SNOW AMOUNTS AS MANY
LOCATIONS STILL HAVE DEW POINT TEMPERATURES WELL ABOVE 32 DEGREES,
MEANING WE`RE STILL SEVERAL HOURS AWAY FROM THE CHANGE OVER TO ALL
SNOW. THUS FOR NOW, WILL CONTINUE WITH THE SNOW AMOUNTS AND WINTER
WEATHER ADVISORY CONFIGURATION FROM THE 4 PM UPDATE, BUT WILL BE
WATCHING THE TIMING OF THE CHANGE OVER VERY CLOSELY.
TIMING...RAIN CONTINUES OVER THE COASTAL PLAINS AND HAS BEGUN TO
MOVE INTO THE DELAWARE VALLEY. EXPECT THAT IT SHOULD MOVE WEST
THROUGH THE OVER NIGHT HOURS REACHING THE LEHIGH VALLEY DURING THE
EARLY MORNING HOURS. THE TIMING OF THE SNOW LOOKS LIKE IT WILL
IMPACT PART, IF NOT ALL, OF THE MORNING COMMUTE AND THAT IS WHY WE
HAVE INCLUDED AREAS TO THE WEST OF PHILADELPHIA. IT CERTAINLY
LOOKS LIKE IT COULD BE A SLOPPY AND SLIPPERY MORNING COMMUTE
ACROSS MUCH OF THE AREA.
SNOW/RAIN...SNOW SEEMS LIKELY ACROSS THE REGION ALTHOUGH WITH
TEMPERATURES STILL HANGING OUT IN THE 40S LATE THIS EVENING,
PRECIPITATION WILL CONTINUE AS ALL RAIN THROUGH AT LEAST MIDNIGHT,
AND THEN TRANSITION OVER TO A RAIN/SNOW MIX AND THEN ALL SNOW
DURING THE VERY EARLY MORNING HOURS (AT THIS POINT EXPECT THE
TRANSITION TO ALL SNOW TO BE BETWEEN 2 AND 6 AM DEPENDING ON HOW
MUCH DEW POINTS FALL). AS THE PRECIPITATION FALLS, IT WILL START
TO COOL THE COLUMN. THE BIG QUESTION WILL BE JUST HOW FAST THAT
COLUMN COOLS. PRECIPITATION INTENSITY WILL DEFINITELY PLAY A ROLE
AND AS WE SEE SOME HEAVIER PRECIPITATION FALL, THE COLUMN WILL
COOL FASTER AND WE SHOULD SEE A QUICK CHANGEOVER FROM RAIN TO
SNOW. THE BEST VERTICAL MOTION APPEARS TO OCCUR DURING THE
OVERNIGHT/EARLY MORNING PERIOD AND THIS WOULD LEND TO HIGHER
CONFIDENCE OF AN ACCUMULATING SNOW. WHILE THE GROUND TEMPS MAY BE
FAIRLY WARM RIGHT NOW, INCREASED PRECIPITATION INTENSITY WILL
ALLOW FOR ALL SURFACES TO ACCUMULATE, EVEN PAVED ROADS.
AMOUNTS WILL VARY WITH LESSER AMOUNTS AS YOU MOVE FURTHER INLAND AND
HIGHEST AMOUNTS MORE TOWARDS THE COAST. THERE STILL REMAINS SOME
UNCERTAINTY WITH RESPECT TO SNOWFALL AMOUNTS AS SOME OF THE GUIDANCE
HINTS AT HIGHER TOTALS (THAN CURRENTLY FORECAST) IN EASTERN NEW
JERSEY. CONFIDENCE IS NOT HIGH ENOUGH AT THIS TIME TO ISSUE A
WARNING BUT WILL NEED TO MONITOR AS THE SYSTEM DEVELOPS FURTHER.
http://forecast.weather.gov/product...D&format=CI&version=2&glossary=1&highlight=on
The NWS in Philly just updated and said they were tempted to increase snowfall amounts, but are going to wait to see when the changeover occurs, which is probably prudent with temps in the low 40s in most locations, still, with light rain. If the rain holds on for longer than expected, less snow will fall, but if the changeover is early (supposed to be in the 2-4 am timeframe for most) then accumulations will be greater than forecast. Time to watch the radar, pressure falls, wind direction, and temps.
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOUNT HOLLY NJ
937 PM EST THU FEB 4 2016
.NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 AM FRIDAY MORNING/..
A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT FOR MUCH OF OUR FORECAST AREA
FOR LATE TONIGHT THROUGH FRIDAY MORNING.
THE LOW HAS ALREADY BEGUN TO INTENSIFY ALONG THE NOW STATIONARY
FRONT AND SHOULD CONTINUE TO LIFT NORTHEAST OVERNIGHT. FEW CHANGES
TO THE FORECAST WITH THE EVENING UPDATE. HIGH RESOLUTION MODELS
INCLUDING THE HRRR AND RAP HAVE TRENDED SNOWIER WITH THE LATEST
RUNS. HOWEVER, I HESITATE TO CHANGE THE SNOW AMOUNTS AS MANY
LOCATIONS STILL HAVE DEW POINT TEMPERATURES WELL ABOVE 32 DEGREES,
MEANING WE`RE STILL SEVERAL HOURS AWAY FROM THE CHANGE OVER TO ALL
SNOW. THUS FOR NOW, WILL CONTINUE WITH THE SNOW AMOUNTS AND WINTER
WEATHER ADVISORY CONFIGURATION FROM THE 4 PM UPDATE, BUT WILL BE
WATCHING THE TIMING OF THE CHANGE OVER VERY CLOSELY.
TIMING...RAIN CONTINUES OVER THE COASTAL PLAINS AND HAS BEGUN TO
MOVE INTO THE DELAWARE VALLEY. EXPECT THAT IT SHOULD MOVE WEST
THROUGH THE OVER NIGHT HOURS REACHING THE LEHIGH VALLEY DURING THE
EARLY MORNING HOURS. THE TIMING OF THE SNOW LOOKS LIKE IT WILL
IMPACT PART, IF NOT ALL, OF THE MORNING COMMUTE AND THAT IS WHY WE
HAVE INCLUDED AREAS TO THE WEST OF PHILADELPHIA. IT CERTAINLY
LOOKS LIKE IT COULD BE A SLOPPY AND SLIPPERY MORNING COMMUTE
ACROSS MUCH OF THE AREA.
SNOW/RAIN...SNOW SEEMS LIKELY ACROSS THE REGION ALTHOUGH WITH
TEMPERATURES STILL HANGING OUT IN THE 40S LATE THIS EVENING,
PRECIPITATION WILL CONTINUE AS ALL RAIN THROUGH AT LEAST MIDNIGHT,
AND THEN TRANSITION OVER TO A RAIN/SNOW MIX AND THEN ALL SNOW
DURING THE VERY EARLY MORNING HOURS (AT THIS POINT EXPECT THE
TRANSITION TO ALL SNOW TO BE BETWEEN 2 AND 6 AM DEPENDING ON HOW
MUCH DEW POINTS FALL). AS THE PRECIPITATION FALLS, IT WILL START
TO COOL THE COLUMN. THE BIG QUESTION WILL BE JUST HOW FAST THAT
COLUMN COOLS. PRECIPITATION INTENSITY WILL DEFINITELY PLAY A ROLE
AND AS WE SEE SOME HEAVIER PRECIPITATION FALL, THE COLUMN WILL
COOL FASTER AND WE SHOULD SEE A QUICK CHANGEOVER FROM RAIN TO
SNOW. THE BEST VERTICAL MOTION APPEARS TO OCCUR DURING THE
OVERNIGHT/EARLY MORNING PERIOD AND THIS WOULD LEND TO HIGHER
CONFIDENCE OF AN ACCUMULATING SNOW. WHILE THE GROUND TEMPS MAY BE
FAIRLY WARM RIGHT NOW, INCREASED PRECIPITATION INTENSITY WILL
ALLOW FOR ALL SURFACES TO ACCUMULATE, EVEN PAVED ROADS.
AMOUNTS WILL VARY WITH LESSER AMOUNTS AS YOU MOVE FURTHER INLAND AND
HIGHEST AMOUNTS MORE TOWARDS THE COAST. THERE STILL REMAINS SOME
UNCERTAINTY WITH RESPECT TO SNOWFALL AMOUNTS AS SOME OF THE GUIDANCE
HINTS AT HIGHER TOTALS (THAN CURRENTLY FORECAST) IN EASTERN NEW
JERSEY. CONFIDENCE IS NOT HIGH ENOUGH AT THIS TIME TO ISSUE A
WARNING BUT WILL NEED TO MONITOR AS THE SYSTEM DEVELOPS FURTHER.
http://forecast.weather.gov/product...D&format=CI&version=2&glossary=1&highlight=on
Reports of sleet in NE NJ - not sure if that's just a short term obs due to intensity or a sign of an early changeover (probably the former) - surface temps still in the low 40s, so this means temps aloft are quite cold.
Changeover is on its way. Already a mix of snow/sleet in parts of Morris/Warren/Sussex and reports of sleet in much of NYC and adjacent NE NJ. Temps in the mid/upper 30s to the N/W and 38-40F along I-95 and even the coast, with lower dewpoints, meaning more cooling can occur with evaporation, plus we'll get dynamic cooling as the intensity increases. So it should snow down by I-95 and the coast by maybe 4 am, with the heaviest snow and worst conditions between 4 and 9 am.
Snowing moderately at 33F. Probably flipped about 30 minutes ago, as I last checked an hour ago and it was still raining. Already have a coating on the grass and cars. Almost time for a walk...
No major changes to the snowfall predictions from the NWS. Still calling for 2-4" for the I-95 corridor from Philly to about Woodbridge (NWS-Philly) and 3-5" along I-95 north of there in NE NJ/NYC (NWS-NYC). The lower end of those figures will be to the NW of 95, with areas SE of 95 more likely to get the higher end of the range, due to getting more precip (closer to the storm). Areas well to the N/W, like Warren/Sussex/Lehigh Valley/Poconos likely to get an inch or less, while areas near the Jersey Shore could get 4 or even 5" (and LI could get 5-7"). With snow falling at a pretty good clip and temps down around 32F, I'd expect untreated roads to be snow-covered by 6 am.
No major changes to the snowfall predictions from the NWS. Still calling for 2-4" for the I-95 corridor from Philly to about Woodbridge (NWS-Philly) and 3-5" along I-95 north of there in NE NJ/NYC (NWS-NYC). The lower end of those figures will be to the NW of 95, with areas SE of 95 more likely to get the higher end of the range, due to getting more precip (closer to the storm). Areas well to the N/W, like Warren/Sussex/Lehigh Valley/Poconos likely to get an inch or less, while areas near the Jersey Shore could get 4 or even 5" (and LI could get 5-7"). With snow falling at a pretty good clip and temps down around 32F, I'd expect untreated roads to be snow-covered by 6 am.
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Started snowing around 3:45 am in Hillsborough. Roads and sidewalks are starting to get covered here at 5am.
Just turned on News 12 . Guy is calling for 3 to 5 in CNJ.
Bill Evans saying at 4:30am another 8 hrs of snow 1 to 3 inches CNJ
Just turned on News 12 . Guy is calling for 3 to 5 in CNJ.
Bill Evans saying at 4:30am another 8 hrs of snow 1 to 3 inches CNJ
Just in from a walk in the winter wonderland. As of 5:15 am, were down to 32F and we have 1" on the colder surfaces and about 1/2" on the street in front of my house. Treated roads are probably ok, but any untreated road is going to be snow covered for rush hour, so be careful out there.
Snowing moderately with about 1/2 mile visibility. Decent sized flakes falling and this is a much "prettier" snow than the blizzard, since it's much wetter and less windy, so it's sticking to all the trees/branches - unlikely to be enough snow to cause tree damage/power problems, though. Love the absolute silence of a walk in the snow before most normal people are awake.
Snowing moderately with about 1/2 mile visibility. Decent sized flakes falling and this is a much "prettier" snow than the blizzard, since it's much wetter and less windy, so it's sticking to all the trees/branches - unlikely to be enough snow to cause tree damage/power problems, though. Love the absolute silence of a walk in the snow before most normal people are awake.
0 accumulation on NYC streets so far. The rooftops across the street from me have a coating but for some reason nothing sticking on my balcony.
As of 7:15 am, it's 32F and we have 2.5" of new snow on the ground/colder surfaces and maybe an inch or so on paved surfaces. That's about 0.75" per hour for the past 2 hours. Snow was falling heavily at 7 pm, but has lightened up some (can definitely see it on the radar). Great snowball snow. Looks like were in a bit o a lull, but have another decent band coming through - guessing we end up with 3-3.5" here.
Still very wide range of solutions being seen on the major models, so uncertainty is high. We'll likely get some accumulating snow, but whether it's a glancing blow or a modest to major snowstorm (with possibly some mixing) is unclear. Probably won't have a good handle on this until the main piece of energy is onshore from the Pacific tonight/early tomorrow.
Looks like the next juicy band, which might be the last, is going to be limited to areas to the S/E of the Turnpike. Ripping snow now in Metuchen. Should easily have 3" by now.
As of 8:30 am it's down to 31F and we have 3.25" of new snow (we still had a few inches on most of my fairly shady property). If that last band to my SW makes it up here, we could make it to 4", but not sure if it will, since the last one fell apart somewhat.
Still, a nice little snowstorm for snow lovers and generally only a minor inconvenience for most (main roads stayed mostly wet; I just shoveled maybe an inch from my driveway and sidewalks). Even the snow curmudgeons might think this was a pretty snowstorm.
Also, quite a surprise given where forecasts were on Wednesday night (nothing to a coating was the forecast for most), although we should give credit to the models and mets for achieving good consensus by early afternoon yesterday, which has verified pretty well for most.
Models like the HRRR and RGEM were overdone with amounts and the weenies hugged those higher amounts taking qpf verbatim
This is also one of those storms where we got the most out of it, as it mostly fell before the sun was up very high in the sky. If this had fallen from 10 am to 3 pm, instead of 4 am to 9 am, I'm sure accumulations would've been about half of what we have now. And if it were 10 am to 3 pm in mid-March, our 3.25" might've only been an inch and would be gone by sunset. Timing is everything...
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The milfs were giddy this morning at the deli.
They said it was a messy morning.
Be careful out there on the roads.
They said it was a messy morning.
Be careful out there on the roads.
As of 10:15 am, we have 4.0" in Metuchen at 31F and it's snowing lightly, with the back edge at our doorstep (right along the Turnpike, which I live W of by about 1 mile), so I think that'll be the final measurement, although it's possible we may get another 1/4", since it hasn't stopped as of 10:40 am and I thought it would've by now, although it's still light snow (but I see a coating where I had cleared 30 min ago).
Great forecast by the NWS (I was in their 3-4" swath on the graphic, although the WWA said 1-3", which I never quite understood), DT, and many others. Definitely less to the N/W and more to the S/E, as predicted. And I just made a snowman, which is always fun. Glad I took the day off (planned weeks ago). Roads are fine, except for completely untraveled ones - traffic, borderline temps and indirect sunlight have done their job. Just saw a plow go by, plowing essentially a few 1/2" patches on the street in front of us, which is a moderately busy local road - don't think they need to be plowing...
Now at 27" for the season, which is right around what we'd expect, based on climatology, for the whole season, which is pretty amazing given that this will end up being one of our warmest winters on record (DJF), if not the warmest. On to Monday/Tuesday.
Great forecast by the NWS (I was in their 3-4" swath on the graphic, although the WWA said 1-3", which I never quite understood), DT, and many others. Definitely less to the N/W and more to the S/E, as predicted. And I just made a snowman, which is always fun. Glad I took the day off (planned weeks ago). Roads are fine, except for completely untraveled ones - traffic, borderline temps and indirect sunlight have done their job. Just saw a plow go by, plowing essentially a few 1/2" patches on the street in front of us, which is a moderately busy local road - don't think they need to be plowing...
Now at 27" for the season, which is right around what we'd expect, based on climatology, for the whole season, which is pretty amazing given that this will end up being one of our warmest winters on record (DJF), if not the warmest. On to Monday/Tuesday.
Those models were pretty good last storm, so can't really blame anyone for doing that.
That's why I usually go with the NWS. Once in awhile, the short range models will score a coup, but 24 hours out, they're still not that reliable, and they're often way off. I'd rather be close to correct most of the time, like the NWS, than nail it 20% of the time, but completely blow it 50% of the time. Having said that, they're much better in "real time" looking at the next 3-6 hours.
From what I've heard...2 storms to watch.
Looks like the Mon-Tues storm will miss..maybe some light snow. (still plenty of time though for things to change).
A Sunday night, Monday piece of energy is looking more likely. Still not definite, though.[/QUOTE]
Looks like the Mon-Tues storm will miss..maybe some light snow. (still plenty of time though for things to change).
A Sunday night, Monday piece of energy is looking more likely. Still not definite, though.[/QUOTE]
Up to 6" reported near the coast in Monmouth and Ocean, 3-5" in most of Middlesex, Union, Essex, Hudson, Bergen, NYC, 2-4" in most of the rest of North/Central Jersey, except 1-2" in far NW parts. LI/CT with 4-7" so far and up to 10" predicted as it's still snowing out there. Final reports should be in soon.
Yeah, I'd say I have 4-6" of heavy wet snow here at the beach.
EDIT: Just went out and measured in 3 spots. 4.0-4.5"
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This is one of those snowfalls that one would have to measure right after it stopped to get an accurate depth, since it's fairly compressible, especially once the sun comes out and melts a bit of the macrostructure of snow crystals.
It's been pretty cool, once the sun came out, watching all the snow falling off the trees in small to medium "pieces" - thought it was cool getting pelted by them as we were driving around (they're not dangerous at all).
With sun and temps near 40F today and in the 40s tomorrow, most of this should be gone by tomorrow evening.
I went out before the sun came out which just happened about 10 minutes ago. I measured 3 spots on my deck because I figured it isn't affected by ground temp (8ft off ground) or drifting. What hits there usually sticks. Was that a bad assumption on my part?
Not at all - was just making a general comment. What you did sounds fine, especially since there wasn't much wind. If there had been, a deck off the ground wouldn't be a good spot, as you might get snow blowing onto the deck from the roof andor might get snow blowing off the deck onto the ground, leading to an inaccurate number.
In the last storm that wouldn't have been a good spot - not sure if you read my screed on that during the storm, but I ended up being so frustrated by not being able to get consistent measurements in my fairly quiescent back yard (usually a good location), that I went to a huge ball field in town and walked 50 yards into it to ensure I had an area unaffected by the winds (relatively speaking).
Not too far off - NWS did increase forecast snowfall amounts and put up advisories several hours after this. Anyway, below are snowfall reports for NJ, eastern PA and NYC/LI (with reports before 8 am stripped out, since they're incomplete; even before 9 am is borderline; also stripped out reports before noon from LI, where the snow ended well after noon).
NEW JERSEY
...ATLANTIC COUNTY...
MULLICA TWP 3.0 131 PM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
HAMMONTON 2.8 1225 PM 2/05 CO-OP OBSERVER
ATLANTIC CITY INTL A 2.1 100 PM 2/05 ASOS
...BURLINGTON COUNTY...
MOUNT LAUREL 3.2 948 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
MOUNT HOLLY WFO 3.0 1251 PM 2/05 NWS OFFICE
FLORENCE 2.9 925 AM 2/05 PUBLIC
DELRAN TWP 2.0 1204 PM 2/05 NWS EMPLOYEE
...CAMDEN COUNTY...
LINDENWOLD 2.2 815 AM 2/05 PUBLIC
WINSLOW TWP 2.0 801 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
...CAPE MAY COUNTY...
SEAVILLE 3.0 1038 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE 2.8 1030 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
DENNISVILLE 2.0 1215 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
GOSHEN 1.5 1019 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
GREEN CREEK 1.2 1110 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
CAPE MAY HARBOR 0.5 944 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
...CUMBERLAND COUNTY...
HOPEWELL TWP 3.5 218 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
NEWPORT 2.4 836 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
...GLOUCESTER COUNTY...
WILLIAMSTOWN 3.0 111 PM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
PITMAN 2.8 850 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
WASHINGTON TWP 1.5 849 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
...HUNTERDON COUNTY...
WERTSVILLE 3.0 730 AM 2/05 CO-OP OBSERVER
WHITEHOUSE STATION 2.2 809 AM 2/05 PUBLIC
FLEMINGTON 1.5 819 AM 2/05 CO-OP OBSERVER
...MERCER COUNTY...
PRINCETON JUNCTION 3.0 1100 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
LAWRENCE TWP 1.5 840 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
EWING 1.0 848 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
...MIDDLESEX COUNTY...
CHEESEQUAKE 5.5 1130 AM 2/05 PUBLIC
JAMESBURG 5.0 1147 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
OLD BRIDGE 4.0 1220 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
EDISON 4.0 100 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
METUCHEN 3.9 1200 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
PISCATAWAY 3.5 1217 PM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
CRANBURY TWP 3.2 1159 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
HELMETTA 3.2 915 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
RUTGERS 3.1 800 AM 2/05 CO-OP OBSERVER
MORRISTOWN 2.8 913 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
CRANBURY 2.3 816 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
...MONMOUTH COUNTY...
NEPTUNE TWP 6.5 1120 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
FREEHOLD 6.0 1200 PM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
MANALAPAN 5.2 1224 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
HOWELL TWP 5.0 1109 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
COLTS NECK 4.9 202 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
WALL TWP 4.7 1100 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
OCEAN TWP 4.5 1119 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
LONG BRANCH 4.0 1130 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
ABERDEEN TWP 4.0 1219 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
DEAL 4.0 1115 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
...MORRIS COUNTY...
MARCELLA 3.8 1001 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
GREEN POND 3.8 908 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
DENVILLE 3.1 1012 AM 2/05 PUBLIC
BUTLER 3.0 915 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
...OCEAN COUNTY...
POINT PLEASANT 6.0 144 PM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
TOMS RIVER 6.0 1107 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
BRICK TWP 5.8 1149 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
MANAHAWKIN 4.0 1150 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
WHITING 4.0 915 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
BARNEGAT 3.7 116 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
NORMANDY BEACH 2.0 1145 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
...SOMERSET COUNTY...
WARREN TWP 3.5 950 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
HILLSBOROUGH TWP 2.5 1030 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
BASKING RIDGE 2.2 909 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
...SUSSEX COUNTY...
HIGHLAND LAKE 1.9 929 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
BYRAM TWP 1.0 1249 PM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
WANTAGE 0.1 1136 AM 2/05 NWS EMPLOYEE
...WARREN COUNTY...
HACKETTSTOWN 0.8 742 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
...BERGEN COUNTY...
TENAFLY 4.0 831 AM 2/05 PUBLIC
RIDGEWOOD 3.3 1000 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
...ESSEX COUNTY...
NORTH CALDWELL 5.7 930 AM 2/05 PUBLIC
CEDAR GROVE 4.5 1010 AM 2/05 PUBLIC
WEST ORANGE 4.3 1258 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
NEWARK AIRPORT 2.8 100 PM 2/05 FAA OBSERVER
...HUDSON COUNTY...
HARRISON 3.1 1000 AM 2/05 CO-OP OBSERVER
...PASSAIC COUNTY...
WEST MILFORD 5.6 930 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
WAYNE 2.0 1030 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
...UNION COUNTY...
ELIZABETH 3.8 1100 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
ROSELLE 3.4 1145 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
NEW YORK
...BRONX COUNTY...
1 NE RIVERDALE 3.5 930 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
BRONX 3.1 900 AM 2/05 PUBLIC
...KINGS COUNTY...
WILLIAMSBURG 4.5 1045 AM 2/05 PUBLIC
...NASSAU COUNTY...
BETHPAGE 11.5 110 PM 2/05 PUBLIC
EAST HILLS 11.0 1230 PM 2/05 PUBLIC
PLAINVIEW 10.5 110 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
LEVITTOWN 10.2 1131 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
CARLE PLACE 9.5 1220 PM 2/05 AMATEUR RADIO
NEW HYDE PARK 9.3 1220 PM 2/05 AMATEUR RADIO
LONG BEACH 9.0 1215 PM 2/05 PUBLIC
EAST NORWICH 8.3 1220 PM 2/05 AMATEUR RADIO
WESTBURY 7.5 100 PM 2/05 NWS EMPLOYEE
EAST MEADOW 6.9 1220 PM 2/05 AMATEUR RADIO
JERICHO 6.2 1220 PM 2/05 AMATEUR RADIO
...NEW YORK COUNTY...
CENTRAL PARK 2.5 100 PM 2/05 PARK CONSERVANCY
HARLEM 2.4 1120 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
HARLEM 2.0 846 AM 2/05 PUBLIC
...PUTNAM COUNTY...
PUTNAM VALLEY 1.8 930 AM 2/05 BROADCAST MEDIA
...QUEENS COUNTY...
NYC/JFK AIRPORT 4.6 100 PM 2/05 FAA OBSERVER
NYC/LA GUARDIA 2.4 100 PM 2/05 FAA OBSERVER
WHITESTONE 2.3 107 PM 2/05 NWS EMPLOYEE
1 WSW WALDEN TERRACE 1.7 1215 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
...RICHMOND COUNTY...
OAKWOOD HEIGHTS STAT 3.1 1000 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
...ROCKLAND COUNTY...
CHESTNUT RIDGE 4.0 849 AM 2/05 SITE ELEVATION 500 FT
...SUFFOLK COUNTY...
SAINT JAMES 11.9 110 PM 2/05 PUBLIC
SOUTH HUNTINGTON 11.0 1130 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
BAY SHORE 10.0 1230 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
CENTEREACH 9.7 100 PM 2/05 NWS EMPLOYEE
ISLIP AIRPORT 9.6 100 PM 2/05 FAA OBSERVER
HAUPPAUGE 9.0 1230 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
SMITHTOWN 9.0 1229 PM 2/05 PUBLIC
CORAM 9.0 1222 PM 2/05 PUBLIC
UPTON 7.7 100 PM 2/05 NWS OFFICE
SHOREHAM 7.0 1100 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
EAST ISLIP 6.5 1225 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
PORT JEFFERSON 5.5 1100 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
PORT JEFFERSON STATI 5.5 1131 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
...WESTCHESTER COUNTY...
WHITE PLAINS 5.0 1100 AM 2/05 PUBLIC
YONKERS 4.0 1226 PM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
SCARSDALE 4.0 1238 PM 2/05 PUBLIC
DOBBS FERRY 3.1 1030 AM 2/05 PUBLIC
PENNSYLVANIA
...BUCKS COUNTY...
NEWTOWN 3.2 838 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
MORRISVILLE 2.1 913 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
FURLONG 1.8 843 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
BRIDGEWATER 1.3 900 AM 2/05 COCORAHS
DOYLESTOWN 0.5 1002 AM 2/05 CO-OP OBSERVER
...CHESTER COUNTY...
EXTON 1.4 930 AM 2/05 CO-OP OBSERVER
...DELAWARE COUNTY...
CHADDS FORD 1.7 823 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
GARNET VALLEY 1.5 1037 AM 2/05 COCORAHS
...LEHIGH COUNTY...
LEHIGH VALLEY INTL A T 748 AM 2/05 ASOS
...MONTGOMERY COUNTY...
HORSHAM 2.5 800 AM 2/05 SOCIAL MEDIA
WYNNEWOOD 1.8 830 AM 2/05 PUBLIC
GRATERFORD 0.1 900 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
...PHILADELPHIA COUNTY...
FOX CHASE 1.4 700 AM 2/05 TRAINED SPOTTER
PHILADELPHIA INTL AI 1.2 100 PM 2/05 ASOS
