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Getting some really nice bands for western Middlesex county

4.8” here. We’re in one of the heavy bands, I’m on the northern end of it.

When we were talking about it earlier the 1z and 2z hrrr shredded the radar apart starting at 11pm and lasted til 2-3am. 3z run delays til later now which has been the trend all night.

12" of snow is not a big deal. 12/9/05 was better

You might have called it. WBOC mentioned Thundersnow reports in Sussex county. Either that or another transformer went lol

11" reporterd in Malapan Township, Monmouth county nj 8.2" in Battery Park NYC

6 inches under the best rates I've seen this season, including the 16+ inch storm in January. 2 inches the last hour, 27.9° with heavy snow.

It's moved like 10 miles in 2 hours

20+ inches seems like a lock here. I was shocked to see how deep the snow was,all new accumulation too.

Definitely saving my bacon... forecasted 2-6" and it should get me to the low end, at least.

These are the bands that get you to foot+

That death band might pivot over Philly. Would be insane.

Torch tiger changed his avatar to a melting snow man. He is literally melting to only comeback later and say sorry guys

03z hrr r 2pm monday

There’s still pretty good midlevel thermal packing here to me

The consolation prize continues under this Norlun, IVT, or whatever the fuck we're calling it these days.

Not sure..I found it posted on another site

Radar: bands spiraling in from the SE to NW https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/?parms=DIX-N0Q-1-6-100-usa-rad Radar, time sensitive

lightning strikes are moving northwest

Take 'em down.

not you

Don’t we all….

What is south?