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I was curious about previous winters around here when Washington had significant December flooding. Using Concord, seems all over the place but some good years in there like '07-'08, '77-'78, '70-'71 and '55-'56. Looks like some of these were mentioned in Ray's write-up.

Actually now that I looked at the PHL reporting observations as well, basically everyone in NJ will be in the 5" - 8" north of AC to Highpoint.

As of 10 am we had 6.3" and then I did my 3rd shovel (so much easier in batches, lol) and as of 10:45 am with the snow winding down we have 6.6"; could get another 0.1" or so based on radar. Huge overperformer from my 5" guesstimate and the 4.5" NWS forecast (and some media forecasts for only 1-3" for our town). It's so pretty out there - great to finally have a decent snowstorm that was all snow and at/below 32F so it all accumulated. Biggest snowfall since 11.25" on 2/17/24 that was a freak megaband storm; our last "regular" storm with more snow was 7.5" on 1/29/22. Winds are about to pick up and it's going to get quite cold with lows in the mid-teens and it won't get above 32F until Wednesday, so shovel before sunset if you can as the snow was wetter than expected and will freeze solid later.

9 out of 10 times he would've been right but not today.

LE 7-10AM: LGA 0.13” JFK 0.17” These compare to the NYC 0.14”.

Yeah, a bit of water could actually help. Found myself on a cutoff today where you had to push, and the pole just sink all the way down, making it really hard to push. Some heavier base would give more support. On the flip side, the powder is amazing and the resort hasn’t bother grooming half the trails yet, so it’s a lot of fun

I mean based on the previous posts the pna may be improved by late January.

Putting this is a .1”. Measured that on a fence post (only surface not mulch with snow). It’s cold out though!

Aren’t you supposed to get your heaviest snow a little bit later?

Well, that was fun while it lasted. Back to the regular scheduled programming relative of the last ~5 years.

Good morning all. Rob my snow gauge is now definitively an old man’s gauge, barely an inch. Even so, despite the too warm ground and lower few feet of atmosphere, what fell and stayed defined a peace and beauty of its own. Stay well as always …. IMG_1853.mov IMG_1857.mov

Philadelphia international 1.3 in?

Maxed out here at 4.5” the temp drop really helped with the fluff factor for the last 1”. Quite a festive morning! .

I like to think of posters as I do model guidance...they all have biases, you just have to learn to accept that and elicit whatever value there is to glean from them. You aren't going to "fix" their biases....all it is going to do is foster underlying tension that will create distractions, and detract from the quality of the forum dialogue. Adam does seem like a smart guy, sure...his contributions are decidedly one-sides, but if you understand that, he does offer plenty of value.

5.5 JC Heights

T30.6 DP22.3 Just over 5" here in NE Monmouth Co. Still snowing light to moderate.

6.5" as of 10:30. 1.2" in the past hour. 27.9⁰ Moderate to occasionally heavy snow continues. I'm about to drive over to Farmingville. Should be a bit of an adventure.

I know it's rare in this setup, but any chance the storm does not cut west of us? Or transfers to something developing off the coast?

Probably a shredder look because the ridge is centered over CONUS. If we could get that ridge to go a bit further back over west US, we'd be in better shape, but that storm heading into the west coast will just force the ridge to roll over anyway

Just hit 4.0 inches at Easton CT.

About 1" here. Fighting dry air all night. Very tiny snowflakes and Temps around 30F.

Just hit 4.0 inches at Easton CT. Was a little too far north and east.

Ended up with about 6” just west of Allentown. That was a fun storm. Love the overperformers.

Looks like 5.5" is the final tally for Garwood NJ.