denvillenj

I lived in Sayreville (Morgan section, right on the Raritan Bay).  So many crappy 80s winters.    Moved up to Jefferson at 900 ft elevation in 2004, been in Denville 600 ft elevation since 2009. Just north of 80.  I can hear the highway at night, that close… It’s not super snowy area -but I’m in the game for a lot more storms than the coast /nyc metro.   If you really like snow but can’t move far away due to work family etc id recommend northwest nj.   Even this crummy winter it’s snowed a few times and I’ve had solid snowcover on the ground over a week now…I would prefer to be up in NH/Maine or maybe far Northeast PA.   Best spots up here probably West Milford -Vernon -Jefferson- Highland lakes community up in Vernon over 1200 feet elevation some parts 1400+.  Hour and half tops from NYC.   

1 hour ago, Tatamy said:

Did anyone else partake in last night’s car topper event?  I just looked outside and I have a thin coating of snow on most surfaces.

I noticed some very light snow/ flurries or a few minutes last night.  Denville NJ Morris County 600ft elevation.        No accumulation.  

Did ok in Denville.  Wasn’t expecting anything 

Nice to be tracking already in November.  Hoping for a long winter here

Over 4 inches from today’s storm.  Still snowing 

Snow on the ground

snow in the air 

snow in the forecast

It must have been downright frigid at those locations!

3 hours ago, LibertyBell said:

I wonder how cold it got for Mt Pocono! Thats always a northeast cold spot lol. And Monticello!

3 hours ago, uncle W said:

https://bklyn.newspapers.com/image/59982454/

the article continues on page 15 and it says Amityville was -16...

32 below at Lake Hopatcong wow