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  2. Montgomery NJ sleet and light snow. 26 and 12
  3. Still nothing, bottom of Sparta Mountain @800 feet. Dewpoint has dropped from 10F to 8F. I suspect eventually it'll make it, but I'm doubting even the 5" now, especially with the mixing, as the front end "Thump" is virtual here so far.
  4. Hrrr too. It has heavy snow by 8pm anyone north of ttn
  5. Much better to have everyone in SNE involved in this, than me typing to myself on the forum all night and getting weenied left and right...
  6. Pete B gone wild https://x.com/petenbcboston/status/2004663279072026692?s=46
  7. Finally snowing. Everything covered good.
  8. man this is going to be a cold one, if it's snowing in Greenwich at 23/14, that's some good rates.
  9. Freezing drizzle for a bit in Allentown, but it has changed back to sleet under the heavier echoes.
  10. Sleet is fine. But hoping nobody gets into a freezing rain situation.
  11. Actually you shouldn't be too bad. They keep 309 well salted if that is what you're taking. Overall stay on main roads... 27F/FZR
  12. mPING reports of sleet and freezing rain from Scranton to Stroudsburg.
  13. its disgusting whats happening to NYC. they dont deserve it. This was your storm per the GFS a few days ago! stolen! like the colts at 2am to Indy
  14. There were some runs of the RGEM and NAM that suggested those areas and even into middlesex could mix for the first two hours before heavier rates pushed the line back south and west
  15. The HRRR shows the sleet line moving south during the evening around the time of the heaviest precip.
  16. If all this precip ends up being freezing rain, Fire/EMS is gonna have a night.
  17. Hmm you know what, that pattern shown on that 1/19-25 timeframe of that run caught my eye. It's a pretty interesting one. These are very similar key features displayed, to the key features of the 500mb precursor to PV split pattern. Which would be a leading indicator ~14 days ahead of one should one manifest itself properly. Big trough over East Asia, Big ridge in pacific up through Alaska, Vortex in Hudson Bay and Canada, little bit of SE ridge. Even a subtle hint of the high pressure in the Urals in these height lines. Something else to keep an eye out for if we see that. Lots of interesting things going on this year.
  18. Big warmup out there. Car thermometer was reading up to 50 on the hills, but still 43 in narrow valleys.
  19. The trajectory will become more SE soon and they will fill in more, but they will def miss out on a few hours..
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