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TJW014

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  1. Never underestimate the warm nose. It'll rear its ugly head.
  2. GFS would be perfect here for all of us. Otherwise just let it rain. Don't care if I get 6" from a front thump. If it ends as 3" of slush, what's the fun in that?
  3. Anybody making snow maps before Friday AM is an idiot. If you want to make note of potential hazards? Sure, but I better not see numbers on a map
  4. Just sayin': you don't want to be in the bullseye 4-5 days out. Never ends well.
  5. Google My Maps. Can draw up polygons, color code them, and add descriptions for each.
  6. Doubt it'll top January 28-29 for us coasties. Had 20.5" here, but everyone will get to enjoy this one
  7. Morning low of -2. Ties the coldest morning of 2025 here.
  8. I'd love to show maps. File size won't allow me to do so.
  9. Nice write-up. We track. Best pattern we've had in years. Let's cash in on one.
  10. Kinda giving a potential repeat of President's Day 2003 vibes. First snowstorm that I remember. Wasn't even 2 yet. We had 22" here. My dad built an igloo in our front yard. My grandfather used me as a "brush" to get the snow off his Suburban
  11. Side note: the aurora may be visible on the horizon tonight. NOAA SWPC has a G4 Watch for tonight-tomorrow AM. New moon and clear sky should offer a good viewing opportunity if you're willing to find a dark sky and freeze outside.
  12. 2014 the bay did ice over, but it was deemed too thin (4" at the shoreline) for ice boat racing. 2015 was more significant, at least in my memory. We had the ice boats out there, think we measured 7" off Good Luck Point and Wannamaker Cove. I remember somebody's truck went through the ice off Pine Beach in March. I guess my subjective definition of "completely freezing over" is thick enough for the ice boats (6")
  13. Could be looking at the first back-to-back winters (in at least my 24 year old memory) where Barnegat Bay completely freezes over. Last year we had ice 6" thick, enough to get the ice boats out for some racing for the first time since 2018.
  14. Down to flurries. Going to finish with 1.75" on bare ground. Still about 1" on untreated surfaces. Heavy sloppy snow. Everything will turn to a sheet of ice overnight.
  15. 7:30. 1" on untreated roads. 1.5" on bare ground/grass/cars.
  16. 6:00. Untreated roads getting covered. About 1/3" OTG
  17. 5:30. Flipped to snow. Visibility down to 1/2" mile. Sticking to cars and cold surfaces
  18. If only this band I've been sitting under since 1:30 would start producing snow...
  19. Looking at KDIX CC band, you can see the rain/snow line crashing its way south/east
  20. Round 2 has started. 80/20% light rain/snow
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