Stormlover74

Couple snowflakes mixing in

Tomorrow looks pleasant

I read all ash trees will be dead in the next few years

Looks like ewr and nyc will hit freezing for the first time in the next hour or two

I don't see any warmup before the 21st just back to average.

EF-1 confirmed in Morris county Large trees were blown down, cars were crushed, siding was ripped off houses, and downed electrical wires littered the streets of Madison in Morris County after powerful storms tore through the state late Halloween night into early Friday morning. People on the ground suspected all this destruction came from the wrath of a tornado, and it turns out they were right. After surveying the damage on Saturday and analyzing radar images, the National Weather Service has determined an EF1 tornado touched down in Harding Township, raced through Chatham Township and Madison before lifting up in Florham Park.

About the same. The sound of large branches cracking was eerie

8 years ago today

That's what I saw this weekend in western PA. However at higher elevations in central PA there was a decent amount of color already

Supercells firing up out there

I remember when I was 4 we had what was left of hurricane David in 1979. I'm not sure I knew what a hurricane was or why we would name them but I could see the rain blowing down the street sideways and the man on the radio saying to stay away from the windows

March 2010 was probably more intense

We hadn't had a nor'Easter like that in at least a decade

Apparently Seattle's getting a thunderstorm

Today looks like a bust down here.

Have to use tapatalk

Congrats!

That would've been the morning low though. Still made it up to upper 70s low 80s that day though would've been a bit cool by fireworks time

It was a really tough forecast as closer to the city it was rain until late in the day. We kept going back and forth but I don't think they expected 8-12" to pile up in about 6 hours. Kinda similar to the November storm we just had

I got stuck in that one, took 5 hours to drive 15 miles (parsippany to Montclair). It was a rain snow mix and then just turned to heavy wet snow and started piling up around 3pm And that was before gps and I didn't even have a cell phone yet

108 degree heat in July, 18" of rain in August, Irene flooding and tree damage, October snowstorm and tree damage. March 9 degrees above average.

I didn't know this happened during the 83 blizzard: February 11, 1983: Bulk carrier Marine Electric sinks in a savage winter storm, killing 31 of its 34 crew members. In their search for answers, investigators discover that dozens of other carriers are also at risk. Watch Disasters at Sea: Deadly Neglect, premiering Sunday at 9PM. http://bit.ly/2C5FMxW

Also for those not familiar Ray's winter storm archive is a good resource though he stopped in 2013 http://www.raymondcmartinjr.com/weather

Yeah South Jersey didn't get much