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Sitting at 30 right now. Sun breaking through the clouds as well. But it was always going to be a sleet to rain event here.

NYC would probably have over a 100" seasonal average if Day 5-10 maps verified every time.

Try coastal Ocean County

Something vs nothing line is going to set up along the Monmouth/Middlesex County line

I'd rather a whiff than these snow to slop to rain events. Been either too far north or too far south this winter so far. Ocean County snow hole doing it's thing.

Peak gust of 53 mph on the bayfront here

Worth mentioning we finally dipped below zero this morning. Down to -2. Last two mornings were 9 and 13.

On track here for the driest January on record. Sitting at .29" (inc. melted snow). I believe the record for NJ is 0.51" in 1981. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong

Flurries have started

This will continue to pivot northwest. City may be in on some flakes. Might get more out of this than last night (1.75")

Absolute ripper of a band about to pivot through

Radar really filling in off the Jersey Shore

More mix with this next ripple of precip moving through

Still holding steady at 35. High was forecast to be 41. Max today was 38.5 at midnight

Radar beginning to fill in down here. Tiny stripe of precip passing through. Couple fat flakes and raindrops mixed.

Ironically the barrier island is running about 2-3 degrees colder than the mainland by me. Looks like temps have plateaued here.

Temps slowly climbing but dews holding steady, if not falling slightly. 35/29. Think the Arctic front is pushing offshore now as there's a noticable wind shift out of the NW.

App sucks. Use it on my phone because the website on Chrome has pop-ups covering everything. Ads everywhere on Tapatalk too and the scrolling is terrible.

Final call: No changes from yesterday afternoon to my map. I'm not buying into the NAM/GFS/HRRR hype, but think it's worth taking note of them being solutions if we have an all-snow event. Otherwise, it's a plowable snow for all that will be sticking around for a long time given the bitter cold arriving. Worth noting there may be a screw zone somewhere on either side of I-95 due to subsidence between heavier bands. Likewise, anyone sitting under these heavy bands could pick up an extra inch or two if they remain stationary. Coastal areas will likely still have mixing issues at onset. Enjoy everyone!

There's a reason Freehold is the CNJ snow capital lol

Yep, I think we get two distinctive bands with this. One situated on either side of I-95, the other just NW of US-202 and I-287. Bit of a subsidence screw zone in between the two.

Power's out. Again. Same area. 5th time this month.

Bullseye for me lol

It satisfies the whole subforum with a plowable snow. Everybody wins.

LOL accidentally uploaded the wrong map. Map update: Not too much has changed aside from bumping up totals slightly for pretty much everyone. Looks to be a decent event for 98% of us. I still think the coast mixes initially, but otherwise I'm pretty confident we see an all-snow event for I-95 and NYC.