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TJW014

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About TJW014

  • Birthday 10/14/2001

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  • Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
    KMJX
  • Gender
    Male
  • Location:
    Toms River, NJ
  • Interests
    Surfing, Drones, Photography (Land and Aerial)

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  1. Snowing harder now than it did during the whole storm
  2. My size limit is 40.99kb. Thats less resolution than an NES
  3. Notable ocean-effect streaming in on the airport radars.
  4. Subsidence will fill in with precip
  5. About 0.75" of slop. Ironic enough the lightest precip since the start is falling now and it's snow.
  6. Could be worse. Could be torching like the rest of the US right now.
  7. CPK <4" streak is going to continue
  8. Plow trucks here think they can plow 1/4" of sleet. They're just making things worse for everyone
  9. It ain't hard to drive in snow. Good tires and a few brain cells are all you need
  10. First precip is sleet. 32. We'll see how this plays out.
  11. Going to be a fun ride home from West Milford tonight
  12. 850-700mb vertical velocity is the X factor. Really only about a 6 hour window for it to shine. Stronger, we stay snow, and heavy snow. Weaker, we ping.
  13. I think all this flip flopping we're seeing with the models is them trying to simulate where the heaviest banding sets up, rather than how far the warm nose edges in. Given all the trends today so far, there's little change in temps aloft. For nearly all of us that we stay below freezing up to 700mb until the wee hours of the storm when precip is winding down. All these jumps north/south are figuring out the heaviest bands. Lift vs subsidence. Someone's gonna be sitting under a weenie band, and someone 10 miles north or south is going to be screwed.
  14. WS Watch to a WWA here. 1-3 snow/sleet + glaze of ice. Kinda expected. Hard to fight both WAA and the east wind.
  15. Wind not too bad with the squall line. Winds offshore. Waves cleaning up 6-8’. Going surfing.
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