Stormlover74
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Just shows a thread the needle storm like this can work sometimes even with the odds stacked against it -
Ewr will be +8 at the midway point of Feb and probably end around +5 if I had to guess
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4.9
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Now it has https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=okx&issuedby=OKX&product=PNS
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Mt holly. Upton hasn't updated yet https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=phi&issuedby=PHI&product=PNS
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Lol I did and then deleted
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I saw a 6.1 report from metuchen so right in line
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Good call
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Sun's out. Let the melting commence
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5.7 total. Measured between 5.5 and 6 in a bunch of spots
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Yep and I don't blame them for being skeptical and waiting as long as possible to make changes. You don't just drop forecasts for 8-12 or ramp up amounts on the southern edge which now seem like the models were overdoing
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how do you account for compaction? I know we've had some melting during the periods of lighter snow with temps at 33
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CMC well south
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Feb 2006 Didn't want to clog up the storm thread or confuse people thinking this was a current radar https://www.raymondcmartinjr.com/weather/2006/12-Feb-06.html
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yeah big flakes for the finale
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GFS would be a few inches as well. It got colder
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yeah it really helped to have snow/sleet predawn to lay down that foundation. Nothing has stuck to pavement the past hour despite sold returns
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one final band then its a wrap
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hope so too. No complaints considering 3 days ago I threw in the towel on this one
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Heaviest its been in 2 hours
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not all. And the northern areas always seem to cash in with these events. Colder and the heavier stuff gets further north than modeled
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Back to big fat flakes here
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It's happened many times over the years. It is what it is. It doesn't mean we won't see anymore snow but we were stuck in it for an hour at least
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Its picked up quite a bit again in the past couple minutes
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Banding usually sets up north and west, coastal takes the heavy bands east. We get stuck in between. 12/26/10 is the exception. I don't think we're necessarily done but with the lighter rates compaction and melting becomes an issue
