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  2. This was around 12:40am National Park NJ, across from PHL Alright….took some measurements (misplaced my ruler had to use a tape measure) Walked down to a little used ball field located on Hessian Ave just outside Red Bank Battlefield county park (no not the Monmouth County battle) Field is large and partially shielded by home plate fencing on one end and a stand of trees on the other…. Walked out past what I estimated to be the infield and took eleven measurements around an approximately 30 foot box I walked. One on each corner, one on each side and two in the middle ish. Came up with an average depth of 10.7 inches. I drive past it every day and can confirm it was snow free at the start of the storm.
  3. Looks pretty accurate in Potomac with 3" snow depth imby and a little over 4" for the storm so far. Currently 31f with light snow
  4. Hrrrr says most of us are getting another 12-15….
  5. Definitely blizzard conditions outside
  6. Starting the SLOW fade to the ene now.
  7. thank for this. Weather enthusiast here. Could you interpret what this means? Thanks.
  8. Death band passed thru here. Did a better measurement on the board out in the field. That was a fun little walk. 9" and blowing around still so the measurement from earlier I lazily took from the deck was wildly inaccurate, sorry for that. Looks like another deathband refiring right along i95 and pressing NW again. Just wow!
  9. Mesoscale Discussion 0116 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 1145 PM CST Sun Feb 22 2026 Areas affected...New York City Vicinity into southern New England Concerning...Blizzard Valid 230545Z - 231045Z SUMMARY...Moderate to heavy snowfall will continue from the NYC Metro vicinity into southern New England. Snowfall rates of 1-2 inches per hour are likely with localized 2+ inches per hour possible. Greater rates will spread north with time. Blizzard conditions will also become more prevalent, particularly near the coast. DISCUSSION...Over the past 5 hours, the surface cyclone off the Mid-Atlantic coast has deepened approximately 9 mb per objective analysis. Bands of moderate to heavy snow continue to pivot into the NYC metro vicinity as well as southern New England. Moderate snow observations are beginning to occur into Massachusetts. As the upper trough continues to intensify and become more negatively tilted, the surface cyclone will deepen further into Monday morning. A long duration of at least moderate snowfall can be expected. Closer to 4-7 AM EST, a zone of very favorable ascent is expected to set up over southern New England. Snowfall rates of 1-2 inches per hour are likely along with the potential for localized 2+ inches per hour. Greater snowfall rates will also gradually shift northward as the system slowly lifts northeastward. Beyond significant snowfall rates, surface winds have already begun to increase from the Mid-Atlantic into southern New England. Current observations show winds gusting into the mid 30s to low 40s kts in Long Island. This trend should continue over the next several hours. Blizzard conditions will remain more likely near the coast, but inland areas will become increasingly impacted by strong winds and reduced visibility later this morning. ..Wendt.. 02/23/2026
  10. I think that transfer has begun. The band coming over Nantucket is more robust and continuous than what has been before. The band over jersey and Delaware is significantly weaker than hours ago.
  11. Ironically about the most snow the Euro has shown this whole time and the event is like half over what an epically bad performance by it in terms of ongoings now, those bands coming towards LI look sexy AF
  12. Moderate to sometimes heavier snow. Consistency of the snow has gotten drier. 79352006940__42541206-1FF3-4C98-90EC-C76E40802C6D.MOV
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