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3 hours ago, JerseyWx said:

Measured 4" here.

Same 

1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Something I thought of. If you are one of the jacks and you get under the fluff band.. for example JC.. and he got 14”.. does that compact more than a 9-11” amount that was not directly under the fluff band? Another words .. does the town that got 14” of Uber fluff and the town two miles away that got 10”. Do they both end up with about the same amount OTG by the following day?

I would think if they had equal  L.E. they will both have same otg within 24hrs  after compaction. Fluff looks great but  goes down fast

1 hour ago, dryslot said:

0.30" 3.5", 11.6:1, It was more on the granular side.

 

Yea same in nw jersey . Le . Was 36 and 4 inches . Was like sand 

1 hour ago, forkyfork said:

since 2010 have there been any DJFM periods with only one 6" or greater nyc storm?

I would guess 19-20 

38 minutes ago, WarrenCtyWx said:

We were a little too far west in the early December storm that year and only got about 2". I think my biggest event was 2.5" otherwise.

Wow , I knew the year sucked lol .    Looking at pictures I had snow cover in December 4th than in January again. Was prob the only times lol. 

6 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

ya 12-15" very likely for east central CT.. wow.. 

wow , I’ll be lucky to reach 3-4 in nw jersey.  Nice storm for you guys 

10 hours ago, WarrenCtyWx said:

I went the entire winter of 19-20 without having the grass completely covered even once and I live in NW NJ.

No way ? , I had 14.8 inches that year in butler nj Morris county . Few times we had grass covered in that pathetic year 

All surfaces covered  butler nj , Morris county 

On 11/13/2021 at 2:17 PM, JerseyWx said:

Had TREMENDOUS downpours between 1:10 and 1:35.  Also had very good sized hail.  This picture was an hour after the storm ended.  That's bigger than a pea if you can't tell.

 

Had 1 inch hail here as well. Nice hail storm for sure that was 

27 minutes ago, alex said:

Couldn’t help myself lol

Awesome 

29 minutes ago, user13 said:

 

Damn , radar def showed hail too

4 minutes ago, MikeS said:

We just had some wild weather roll through Wayne, up near the Oakland/Franklin Lakes border. Torrential downpour, consistent thunder & lightning, and even some hail for about 15-20 mins.

Yea drove  through that and  when I got home in butler hardly  anything . Missed it by 2 miles . Bloomingdale had flooded roadways 

18 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

Pouring here in Ramsey and severe warned.

Any hail ?

My brother In Georgia is a hardcore righty and thought the virus was fake and anti  vaccine ect. Well he tested positive last week , he’s on day 6 with a fever and said he gets worse each day.    He’s healthy but 54,  you just don’t know how your body will react to it. That’s why I got the vaccine 

6 minutes ago, PhineasC said:

I am glad you were able to get the shot when you wanted to get it. It needs to be widely available and free, and I am willing to pay my due share in taxes to make that happen.

One more thing I also know many that had covid and said it wasn’t bad at all.  I just don’t want to chance it,  just don’t know how your body will react to it.   

3 minutes ago, PhineasC said:

I am glad you were able to get the shot when you wanted to get it. It needs to be widely available and free, and I am willing to pay my due share in taxes to make that happen.

I just hope it works lol 

14 hours ago, PhineasC said:

Like I said, others have very different experiences with COVID than we did. We only know one person who became really ill and died with the virus, but he was literally already on his death bed with multiple other ailments when he caught it. Everyone else had very mild symptoms. A cold at best. 

I know a few personally that died from covid and another very sick . The youngest of the ones that died was 50 but over weight . My friend that was close to going on a vent was 40 and normal body frame and no health issues.  Based on my job I was able to get the shot early . Got both my phizer shots. Had chills for about 6 hrs and tired the next day.  Otherwise not bad at all 

28 minutes ago, tamarack said:

Concerning huge Morris Cty totals, IMO it would be a bit sad if Mount Arlington's 35.1" officially eclipses the current record, mainly because I like the irony of the least snowy spot in the state having recorded the biggest snowfall.

I believe i heard a rumor that it’s already been determined to be an inaccurate measurement , I think cape may will still have the record lol

25 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Trick to say that, though......extrapolating like that can be tricky. I see what you are saying...

Yea that’s why I didn’t add any additional  , I just want with 22 for my total . No doubt some of those real high numbers from my county used the clearing method.  

53 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Seems extreme...I would say more like 25-26".

I was judging based on what accumulated on top my cars compared to what added to snow on the ground .  I cleared my cars off  when we had a little break and easily had 6-8 inches of additionally snow .  Barley would add  anything to snowpack 

2 hours ago, tamarack said:

Nice!  I'm guessing my home growing up. a few miles to your south but at 700', has gotten more snow than here in the Maine foothills.  Yesterday's 3" brought the pack to the same 20" and total snowfall to 48.4.  How much did you measure from the Feb. 1-2 bomb?

I’m at 50.5 for the year, the big storm I had 22 on the ground . If I  used clearing  off  method I would have prob had 28-30.  The end of the storm snow was a lot  more dense than begginig part  it  was compacting as new snow was falling . (I counted it as 22 in my yearly totals ) 

2 hours ago, Great Snow 1717 said:

What is your total snow accumulation so far this season?

50.5

11 minutes ago, weathafella said:

I grew up In Teaneck.  Butler and the Pompton Lakes area was country and snowier.  We used to have a summer place in White Meadow Lake.  My memory of driving there in the early1950s was of a long trip-long before the interstates were built out.

Ok yes Teaneck  is close to nyc , white meadow lake is in my county sw off me in rockaway right off rt 80 

2 minutes ago, HailMan06 said:

No matter how solid a snowpack is with warmer temps and rain it will get beaten up pretty badly. If there’s fog it will go bye-bye.

Oh def , I’m just saying the bottom crap is ridiculous lol

3 minutes ago, weathafella said:

Nice pack!  What town?

Butler NJ (northern Morris country )