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  2. Something odd with the NWS radar. Snowing very hard now, under 10 dBZ echoes?
  3. I said it was coming in March and April. That hasn't changed.
  4. It's basically a fiction thread if all you're going to be doing is posting long range AI snow maps.
  5. Now we're cooking with gas. Coming down at 1/2 inch per hour+ rate. Starting to stick on typical favored surfaces.
  6. 11F this evening. These warm above zero evenings are a prelude to coming out of the annual minimum. The gradient has been further south for weeks on end... have to like the Pike region to CNE in this event mid-week. Narrow area of snows, but interesting to see where it ends up. -7.5 departure for the first half of February, the coldest time of year.
  7. Snowing nicely but not sticking yet. Temp 33.
  8. Aaaaand there it is, I can rest easy now, as snow is officially falling at KMJS with a temp of 33. Night all.
  9. 38° to 42° with Rainers is going to be a Net GAINER for many?
  10. Nadda at home in Rockland, driving down 87, started to snow around Ardsley. Light snow and dusting on colder surfaces here in Yonkers.
  11. I just reported 0.8" to the NWS of snow so far tonight here at EN Township still moderate snow with a temp at 31.4 degrees
  12. Well, I guess the HRRR was only mostly out to lunch. Sweet- it was the only model that even had that possible.
  13. Those strong echoes in far south Jersey look like they've hit a wall. Not budging northward.
  14. Is that area of lower returns across Central New Jersey due to the Mt Holly radar being down or due to actual lower precipitation rates? That's what I'm trying to figure out.
  15. As of 10:30 pm, it's 33/31F here and we have ~1/4" on the snow, but it's been snowing at what I would estimate at close to 1/2" per hour rates for 1.5 hours, but have just a dusting on cars and maybe 1/4" on the snow, so we've "lost" close to 1/2" of accumulation already and we were only forecast to get maybe 2" or so. Not sure we're getting more intensity, so we need it to drop another degree or so
  16. Big flakes just melting into the abyss on contact
  17. . Looks good.. it's only 180+ hours out . Yeah.. I mean What could go wrong??..
  18. I didn't realize the 1970s were our most snowless decade until this one. I guess the cold/dry thing is bigger than you would think.
  19. Today's split EWR: 42 / 28 (0) NYC: 40 / 32 (0)
  20. Snowfall intensity has picked up nicely to a moderate rate, even though the heaviest echoes have passed. Reaching saturation? Down to 34 F.
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